SB436 revises landlord-tenant laws in Nevada, focusing on tenant rights and landlord responsibilities.
SB436 amends Nevada landlord-tenant laws by requiring the Housing Division of the Department of Business and Industry to establish a statewide registry of landlords. This registry must include landlord names, domicile information, number of owned units, rental amounts, and property manager details. The bill also mandates the Division to create a mechanism for tenants to file complaints against landlords and post these complaints on the Division's website.
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