Nevada prohibits housing discrimination based on 9 protected classes. These protected classes are: color, race, disability, familial status, national origin, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, sex, and religion.
Forms of discrimination may involve interest rates, purchase terms,...
Has your local area suddenly become a hotspot for real estate? Demand can rapidly increase, especially when an area becomes gentrified.
Some enterprising homeowners seize this type of opportunity and decide to turn their home into a rental space.
Are you thinking about how a move like this can...
Recently, mid-sized cities in the US are making a revival as many people are looking to move away from larger cities. As a result, many are choosing to reside in Reno, Nevada. Unlike large cities, Reno offers more job opportunities, affordable housing, and quality living with a robust hotel and ca...
Breaking a lease is, in and of itself, a violation of the terms. A lease is a legal contract that provides financial security for both parties involved when renting out a house: the tenant and property owner. However, it can happen when either party no longer wants to abide by the lease, and there...
Squatting occurs when someone lives in a building or on a piece of land without the owner's permission. In the State of Nevada, a squatter may gain legal property rights as long as they meet the requirements through a process known as adverse possession claim.
In this article, we will address so...
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