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Nevada HOA Compliance Guide

Updated January 2026

Nevada's NRS 116 provides comprehensive regulation for common-interest communities with strong disclosure requirements and homeowner protections.

Primary Statutes:Nevada Uniform Common-Interest Ownership Act (NRS 116)
6Total Rules
4Critical
2Warning
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Categories Covered

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Compliance Rules

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NRS 116.31034

Critical
Reserves

Reserve study required at least every 5 years with funding analysis

NRS 116.31083

Critical
Meetings

Board meetings open to members; 10-day notice for regular meetings

NRS 116.31086

Critical
Enforcement

Fining committee with non-board members required before imposing fines

NRS 116.310316

Critical
Assessments

Foreclosure requires mediation/arbitration option before proceeding

NRS 116.350

Warning
Governance

Solar and energy efficiency devices cannot be prohibited

NRS 116.31152

Warning
Assessments

Annual audit or review required based on association size

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