Nevada SB335A revises real property laws, focusing on eviction procedures for tenants who default on rent payments.
Nevada SB335A amends existing law to provide a summary eviction procedure for tenants who default on rent payments. It allows tenants to request a stay of eviction if they have a pending application for rental assistance. The stay can last up to 60 days, during which the tenant can cure the default. If the application is denied or insufficient to cure the default, the eviction can proceed. The bill also allows landlords to file a motion to lift the stay if they face foreclosure risks.
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