Rental Inspections in Nevada (2026)
6 rules on the books across Nevada, 4 cities and counties. Select a rule to read the full details.
Severity: Few Restrictions · Light Restrictions · Some Restrictions · Significant Restrictions · Heavy Restrictions
Inspection Programs
Proactive rental inspection programs, registration requirements, systematic and periodic inspection cycles, what inspectors check, and the fees landlords pay to fund them.
Clark County
Significant RestrictionsClark County's Code Enforcement division can order owners of substandard rental homes in unincorporated areas to…
Read full rule →Las Vegas
Significant RestrictionsLas Vegas requires annual Code Enforcement inspections of converted non-transient lodging properties, old motels and…
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Some RestrictionsReno requires annual code inspections for non-transient lodging rental properties, former motels converted to long-term…
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How tenants can file complaints about code violations, what triggers a city inspection, and protections against landlord retaliation for reporting issues.
Henderson
Some RestrictionsHenderson code officials investigate rental habitability complaints under the Property Maintenance Code, requesting…
Read full rule →Las Vegas
Some RestrictionsConverted non-transient lodging properties, former motels or extended-stay hotels now rented long-term, must pass a…
Read full rule →Reno
Some RestrictionsReno's Motel Inspection Program lets anyone file a complaint about a converted non-transient lodging rental with the…
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