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His parents are aware of the situation and that we were trying to coordinate last month. However, the stuff is still here taking up a lot of space (6 boxes of clothes/tools). I would rather just throw it all away and start fresh. I gave him the important documents already. Some of the tools/clothes... View More 
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answered on Aug 20, 2024
It's common to feel the urge to get rid of your exs stuff, after a while. The rules around disposing of their belongings can be tricky and depend on laws. In Nevada those items might be seen as abandoned property. There are usually steps you need to take before you can throw them out... View More
As of 8:00pm last night, there was no notice on my door. This morning there was and somehow she has already arranged cops to be there. and has slandered me somehow. I have documented her discrimination for my disability. She charges me more rent than anyone, she makes fun of my Asperger's in... View More
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answered on Mar 31, 2024
I'm sorry to hear you are dealing with such a difficult and stressful situation with your landlord. Here are a few key points regarding your rights and the situation:
- In most jurisdictions, landlords are required to give at least 24 hours written notice before entering a rental unit,... View More
I paid in cash. I don't have the receipt. The park changed owners. The new owners are proposing plans to build an apartment complex on the lot my trailer is in. I've been out of town for several months and am just now finding out.
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answered on Mar 30, 2024
It sounds like you're in a challenging situation. Without a receipt for your prepaid rent, proving the advance payment to the new owners can be difficult. However, there are still steps you can take to address this issue. Begin by gathering any evidence that could support your claim, such as... View More
The lease holder for the apartment unit is threatening to change the locks and want the place back. Can they do that, and do I have legal rights to stay or find another place for me and my kids.
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answered on Feb 27, 2024
If you've been living in a rental unit under a lease that's not in your name, your situation is a bit complex. The original leaseholder cannot just change the locks and kick you out without following the proper legal eviction process. This process varies by location but generally includes... View More
My girlfriend has stayed the night inconsistently over the last week, my roommate is my landlord and is bothered by this. He attempted to talk to me but i didnt have time to listen as i was headed to work, and then he decided to contact my workplace and harass me in an attempt to get me suspended... View More
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answered on Jan 27, 2024
In Nevada, landlords must respect the rights and privacy of their tenants. If your landlord, who is also your roommate, is harassing you at your workplace over a personal matter, this could potentially be considered tenant harassment. However, the specifics of your lease agreement, including any... View More
I have been working for the owner for almost a year now and he ended up leasing the place to someone else who wants me out. How long do I have to get a new place because they only have me 2 days notice
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answered on Dec 12, 2023
In Nevada, without a written lease, you may be classified as a tenant at will, subject to termination with a typical 30-day notice. If your work was linked to the owner's business, your living arrangement might be seen as a fringe benefit of employment, ending upon termination. There could be... View More
I was never served a 24 hou notice pitor to this imediate eviction notice.
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answered on Dec 4, 2023
In Nevada, landlords are required to give tenants a 24-hour notice to quit before they can file an eviction notice with the court. If you were evicted without being served a 24-hour notice to quit, you may have legal grounds to challenge the eviction.
Here are some steps you can take:... View More
No hot water for a month. They say they have no idea what the issue is but they also don't offer any accommodations for the lack of hot water. I have to boil water to bathe. I'm also autistic with sensory sensitivity so this is extremely overwhelming
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answered on Nov 15, 2023
In Nevada, landlords must provide habitable housing, including hot water. If your landlord has failed to provide hot water for a month, you may be entitled to rent abatement, which means you may not have to pay the total rent for the time you were without hot water.
You should send your... View More
Rent hasn't been paid for many months, rent is $650 monthly. Plus, a $3 late fee for every day after the 5th of each month.
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answered on Aug 12, 2024
In Nevada, landlords are generally allowed to charge late fees for rent payments, but the fees must be reasonable and in accordance with state law. The law does not specify a strict maximum amount for late fees, but the fees must not be excessive or punitive.
A late fee of $3 per day could... View More
Rent hasn't been paid for many months, rent is $650 monthly. Plus, a $3 late fee for every day after the 5th of each month.
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answered on Aug 12, 2024
In Nevada, landlords are generally allowed to charge late fees for rent payments, but the fees must be reasonable and in accordance with state law. The law does not specify a strict maximum amount for late fees, but the fees must not be excessive or punitive.
A late fee of $3 per day could... View More
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answered on Aug 12, 2024
In Nevada, weekly or extended-stay hotels operate under a unique set of rules that blend elements of both tenant-landlord law and hotel regulations. Generally, if you are staying in a weekly hotel, your relationship with the property is more akin to that of a hotel guest rather than a traditional... View More
The former tenant now says they have some personal items and they want them. How should I proceed?
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answered on Mar 26, 2024
If you discovered your rental property abandoned, changing the locks is a common initial step to secure the premises, provided you're adhering to local laws regarding abandoned property and tenant rights. It's important to document the condition of the property and any items left behind.... View More
The owner and I had a oral agreement to work in exchange for my stay here. But I'm being told that I need to leave in 2 days time. The property is going to be leased to someone that wants us to leave. But don't they have to give us more notice then this????,
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answered on Dec 11, 2023
Obviously you are a month to month renter. You have possession so the owner will have to sue and serve you to recover possession. Telling you to leave means nothing.
I know that terminating a month to month lease requires at least 30 days notice. 1. Does that notice require that it be given at the beginning of the month, or at any time? 2. Serving them via a process server will be very difficult, as they are not here at any specific times. What is an... View More
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answered on Oct 30, 2023
The 30-day notice to terminate a month-to-month lease in Nevada can be given at any time during the month. The notice period begins on the day that the notice is served to the tenant, and the tenancy ends on the last day of the month following the 30-day notice period.
Unfortunately, due to... View More
Resident Waives any and all rights as to any express or implied covenant of quiet enjoyment, as said claims may relate to any matters or conditions that are not directly caused by landlord's gross negligence or intentional misconduct.
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answered on Oct 19, 2023
The clause states that the tenant is giving up any rights to claim that the landlord has violated the covenant of quiet enjoyment, unless the violation is directly caused by the landlord's gross negligence or intentional misconduct. In essence, you would not be able to hold the landlord... View More
Now the landlord gave us threatening letter to lay off there being prejudice I have proof. The guy white who's causing the problem were latino, he was harassing us couple of times here when my husband would walk my senior dogs we tried filing report the landlord, property manager Saud they... View More
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answered on Oct 9, 2023
In Nevada, landlords typically have a responsibility to ensure a safe living environment. However, disclosing personal information about tenants can present privacy issues. If you're facing harassment or discrimination, it's crucial to document all incidents. While you've already... View More
Me and my girlfriend have lived in a motel/bed and breakfast for over 5 months in Las Vegas nevada. We have stayed in two different rooms throughout this last 5 months the first room for the first 3 months the second room for the last 2 months. We pay $90 a day on the weekdays and hundred dollars a... View More
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answered on Oct 5, 2023
In Nevada, when someone stays in a hotel or motel for an extended period of time, they might establish tenancy rights. Generally, once someone has stayed in a place for 30 days or more, they could be considered a tenant rather than a transient lodger, which means that the eviction process would be... View More
When I divorced my husband my parents made me and my son move to Las Vegas. They said we could live with them rent free until he turned 18. The judge ordered my husband to give back my car but my mother said I could have hers because she didn’t want to take me to pick up mine. The night before... View More
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answered on Oct 5, 2023
In Nevada, as in many states, parents cannot forcibly evict an adult child without proper notice. This is typically seen as a landlord-tenant relationship, even if no rent is paid. In relation to your son, if you have full sole custody, your parents generally don't have the right to withhold... View More
They said they sold the property and I have to. Leave immediately I have no where to go
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answered on Oct 4, 2023
In Nevada, landlords are typically required to provide tenants with proper notice before requiring them to vacate a property. If you have a written lease agreement, the terms of that lease should be honored until its expiration. If you're on a month-to-month tenancy, the landlord should... View More
Me and my girlfriend have lived in a motel/bed and breakfast for over 5 months in Las Vegas nevada. We pay $90 a day in cash. We got most of our receipts. Anyways we didn't pay rent for two days and told them to just give me one more day and I'll have my check and can pay everything. They... View More
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answered on Oct 4, 2023
In Nevada, if you've lived in the same location for an extended period, even if it's a motel or hotel, you may be considered a tenant rather than a mere guest. This designation can come with certain rights. If you've resided in a place for over 30 days, the establishment often cannot... View More
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