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REALTOR® Voice Sent out this email. I thought I'd share with you to have your voice heard. Please take advantage and be heard. This law could adversely affect you and your investment properties in the State of Nevada.

Senator Julia Ratti introduced SB151 on February 12, and it contains several provisions of concern for landlords and property managers. NVR is OPPOSED to SB151.

SB151 would:

Increase the pay or quit timeline from 5 full days to 10 judicial days
Increase the period of time in which the constable has to remove a tenant in default of rent from within 24 hours of the court order to no earlier than 48 hours
Increase the amount of time a person has after receiving a written notice to surrender when the person holds over and continues possession of real property or a mobile home that has been sold or foreclosed upon from 3 days to 30 days
Change the method of service of the notices to the Nevada Rules of Civil Procedure or the Justice Court Rules of Civil procedure, as applicable

Now is the time to let your voice be heard! Take a few moments to send your thoughts about these proposed changes to the Legislature. You can do so online at https://www.leg.state.nv.us/App/Opinions/80th2019/, select bill SB151.

Share Your Opinion with your Legislators The Opinion Poll portion of this site contains constituent opinions for the 80th (2019) Session of the Nevada Legislature. Feel free to view constituent opinions by clicking on the links above.