Nevada security deposit itemization
A Nevada landlord must send the itemized statement within 30 days after move-out. Miss it and the tenant can sue for the penalty. The generator checks the deadline, the delivery method and the documentation as you fill it in.
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What Nevada requires
- Deadline
- 30 days after the tenancy ends.
- Delivery
- Mail or hand-deliver the itemized accounting.
- If it is late
- Return of the deposit plus damages of up to the deposit amount again.
- Condition record
- The lease includes a signed record of the inventory and condition of the premises.
- Statute
- NRS 118A.200, 118A.242
What goes on the statement
The deposit and the date it was received, each deduction with a specific description and amount, the total withheld, and the refund or balance owed. Nevada landlords also record how and when the statement was sent, because the deadline is measured to that date. Damage lines should say what was damaged and how, not just a room name: a tenant, and a judge, can tell a burn mark from carpet wear.
Interest, a separate deposit account, receipts, photographs and a sworn attestation are only required in some states. The generator shows the fields Nevada needs and leaves out the ones it does not.
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