A Nevada rental application form is a document that landlords and property managers use as a tenant screening tool to determine if a potential tenant is a right choice for a specific rental property.
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A rental application requests personal information so that the Nevada landlord can perform a background check and a credit check. Some of the information requested in a rental form includes the applicant's full name, address, social security number, and income information.
There is often a non-refundable application fee. Applicants should expect to pay between $25 and $75 per application. However, these prices can be even higher. Some landlords and property managers may provide a discount for married couples or couples in a civil union.
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Before you enter into a lease agreement with a potential tenant, it's crucial that you first use a rental application to determine if they are a good risk. Your rental application should comply with both federal fair housing law and Nevada landlord-tenant law to prevent discrimination against prospective tenants.
If you're a renter who has a rental agreement in Nevada, you may think that the landlord has all of the power. As a tenant, you have rights. Here are some helpful links:
According to laws in the State of Nevada, landlords may request up to the equivalent of three (3) months’ rent for a security deposit. Once the tenant moves out and vacates the property, the landlord has 30 days to return the deposit (Nevada Revised Statutes Annotated § § 118A.240 to 118A.250).
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