Nevada AB211 revises provisions for substandard properties, including declaring properties substandard, appointing receivers, and tenant relocation.
Nevada AB211 revises provisions relating to substandard properties. The bill allows a district court to declare a residential property substandard if it violates habitability standards or endangers residents' health and safety. It outlines procedures for appointing receivers to manage substandard properties, including powers to control the property, manage operations, and secure repairs. Receivers can be nonprofit organizations or community development corporations eligible for grants.
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