NV AB211

Counties and cities must notify owners of residential multifamily rental properties and order repairs when violations of habitability, housing, building, or fire safety codes substantially endanger the health and safety of residents or the public

If owners fail to comply with repair orders, local governments or nonprofit organizations representing tenants may bring court actions to declare the property substandard and request appointment of a receiver to manage repairs

Court-appointed receivers take full control of substandard properties, collect rents, hire contractors for repairs, and may borrow money secured by liens on the property to fund rehabilitation

Property owners must pay relocation benefits to displaced tenants, including moving costs, storage, and rent differential compensation for up to 120 days, and must offer tenants first right of occupancy after repairs are completed

Receivers must submit monthly reports to local governments, which are then transmitted annually to the Legislature; courts may retain jurisdiction over properties for up to 18 months after discharging a receiver