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What Nevada requires of a landlord holding a tenant's deposit. Every figure below carries the statute it came from and the date it was checked — or says plainly that nobody has checked it.
PropertyClosets is a documentation tool. This page is a starting point for your own reading, not a substitute for it, and using it does not create a lawyer-client relationship. Deposit rules change, cities add their own, and your lease may be stricter than the statute. Confirm anything you act on with the statute itself and, where it matters, with a lawyer licensed in Nevada.
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A field is only shown as a figure when its value, its statutory section, a source URL and a verification date are all present. Anything else renders as not verified — we would rather show you a gap than a number we cannot stand behind.
We have not verified Nevada's return deadline, so we are not going to calculate a date from a number we cannot cite. Two ways to get it:
The day that matters is usually the day you received the keys or the written forwarding address, not the day they moved out — read the section before you rely on either.
A room-by-room capture list to walk with, covering the things deposit disputes actually turn on. Download it as a file, or work through it on screen.
Capturing a dated, hashed record of every item is what makes the checklist worth anything. The list itself is a prompt; the evidence is the photos and the lock.
The other half is being able to show what the unit looked like on the day. The free tier gives you one property and one locked, hashed, signed report.