Nevada permits no-cause termination of month-to-month tenancies with 30 days written notice under NRS 40.251, and Henderson has not added a just-cause overlay. Landlords may end periodic tenancies without stating a reason.
Under NRS 40.251, a Henderson landlord may terminate a month-to-month tenancy without alleging cause by giving 30 days written notice (60 days if the tenant is age 60-plus or has a disability). Henderson has not enacted a city-level just-cause overlay, and NRS 118A.245 separately preempts rent control. Tenants who refuse to vacate after a properly served no-cause notice can be evicted through the summary process in Justice Court. The notice must be served personally, by mail with a posted copy, or by another statutorily permitted method. Discriminatory or retaliatory motives remain unlawful even where no cause is stated.
Serving an inadequate or improperly delivered notice voids the eviction and exposes the landlord to dismissal, attorney fees, and potential retaliation claims under NRS 118A.510.
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