Nevada SECURITY DEPOSIT LAWS

Everything you need to know about getting your security deposit back in Nevada.

30
Days to Return
None
Penalty Multiplier
No
Interest Required
Yes
Itemization Required

LEGAL CITATION

Nev. Rev. Stat. ยง 118A.242

RETURN DEADLINE

In Nevada, landlords must return your security deposit within 30 days of you vacating the property.

This deadline typically starts from the day you return the keys and the property is empty. The landlord must either return the full deposit or provide an itemized statement explaining any deductions.

PENALTIES FOR LATE RETURN

Nevada does not have a specific statutory penalty multiplier. However, you can still sue your landlord for the amount owed plus court costs.

Must provide itemized written statement. Tenant can recover costs and attorney fees.

MAXIMUM DEPOSIT LIMIT

Three months rent

If your landlord collected more than the legal maximum, you may have additional claims.

Is your Nevada landlord late?

If it's been more than 30 days since you moved out and you haven't received your deposit, you have a case.

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Quick Facts

  • Return deadline: 30 days
  • Itemized statement: Required
  • Max deposit: Three months rent