What are the Nevada landlord-tenant laws Las Vegas landlords should know?

The most important Nevada laws for Las Vegas landlords cover security deposits, entry notice, eviction procedures, habitability, and rent disclosure. Key provisions under NRS Chapter 118A: security deposits limited to three months' rent with mandatory 30-day return after move-out, deposits must be held in a separate trust account (NAC 645.655), 24-hour notice required for non-emergency landlord entry, specific eviction notice requirements (7-day for non-payment, 5-day for violations), habitability requirements including functional AC (critical in Las Vegas summers exceeding 110 degrees), and AB 121 requiring landlords disclose lowest rent accepted in past 12 months. Nevada landlord laws continue evolving — professional Las Vegas property management with Innova ensures compliance.