Whether or not a landlord can evict a month-to-month tenant is determined by the state in which they reside. Some states allow landlords to evict tenants without providing any reason, while others demand that landlords give a valid reason for wanting to expel a tenant. However, in most jurisdictions, the landlord must provide the tenant…
Many landlords have difficulty collecting back rent from tenants after an eviction. Is there a better way to recoup losses from dealing with bad tenants? To summarize, if you remove a tenant because they are in violation of their rental agreement haven’t paid their rent, you may use their security deposit to make up the…
In Nevada, you are required to provide a 30-day advance warning before filing for eviction in some circumstances. In many situations, however, you may remove a tenant with less notice. Today we’ll look at Nevada eviction schedules and the various types of behaviors that merit different kinds of eviction warnings. As a reminder, any schedules…
An eviction notice is a legal document that informs a tenant that their tenancy will end on a certain date unless they leave voluntarily. If the tenant does not depart by the stated date, the landlord can file for an eviction order with the court. A landlord may give an eviction notice for a variety…
There are several kinds of evictions in Nevada, each with its own eviction process. A tenant can appeal their eviction in the county in which they live, regardless of where they reside in the state. If you live in Clark County, you have just ten business days to appeal your eviction after receiving your notice…
There are a few warning signs that a prospective tenant may be dangerous or unruly. It’s crucial to learn about the people you’re considering renting to before handing them a lease agreement. Some typical problems with unruly renters include renters who don’t pay their rent on time or at all, those who damage the property…