This article discusses the circumstances under which a landlord can enter his rental property in the State of Nevada, the notice required for entry and
This article discusses the eviction process for a mobile home park against an owner of a mobile home under Nevada law. In the State of
This article discusses the process for evicting a mobile home owner from a mobile home park based on failure to pay rent, utilities or other
Most Nevada landlords require a security deposit when renting their property to a prospective tenant. The security deposit is designed to protect the landlord from
Many Nevada tenants decide to fight an eviction by asserting a laundry list of defenses, regardless of whether any supporting facts exist. Such defenses commonly
Here is a summary of Nevada law addressing the rights and obligations of landlords and tenants arising from the landlord-tenant relationship. Landlord’s Obligations to Tenants
Nevada law requires a landlord to serve a three-day notice on the tenant when the reason for the eviction is illegal activity. Here is an
The federal CARES Act (enacted March 27, 2020) imposed a temporary moratorium on eviction filings for residential properties financed by federally backed mortgage loans or
The State of Nevada has enacted specific laws dealing with squatters living on property without the owner’s permission. The process is streamlined, allowing the owner
Nevada has enacted laws dealing specifically with evictions after foreclosure. The applicable statutory scheme depends on whether the eviction involves a former property owner or
Nevada’s summary eviction process for non-payment of rent cases provides an expedited procedure for landlords seeking to regain possession of their property. Here is an
An Arizona rental agreement is a legal contract between a landlord and a tenant. The lease must be carefully drafted since it will provide the
Many landlords rent illegal units despite the potentially adverse consequences of entering into the arrangement. Here is what you need to know if you have
In Arizona, the landlord must give proper notice to successfully prosecute an eviction lawsuit against the tenant. If the required rules and procedures are not
Buying property through foreclosure can be a lucrative endeavor, but obtaining possession can be challenging when an occupant refuses to leave. The only lawful way
In Arizona, there are two types of eviction actions – a “forcible detainer” case and a “special detainer” action. Here are the major differences between
Arizona has separate Rules of Procedure governing eviction actions that apply to cases filed in Arizona Justice Courts and Arizona Superior Courts. Here is a
Your tenant is behind on rent and your repeated requests for payment have fallen on deaf ears. Your only remaining recourse is to file an