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When one has a swimming pool they often think of what they can do with it such as going for a swim, cooling off during hot days, and hosting pool parties. What many people don’t consider are the requirements that come with having a pool. These requirements include maintaining and securing the pool. In Las Vegas, the requirements governing this is found in the Las Vegas Swimming Pool and Spa Code. Placing barriers Section 305 of the Las Vegas Swimming Pool and Spa Code relate

Garage/yard sales are often a useful means to clean out one’s home and make some money at the same time. Because this can be overdone to...

Remote work has become increasingly desirable for various reasons. While many businesses do not permit their employees to work from home,...

Squatting is the occupation of a building or land illegally. While this can be done on any sort of property it is most commonly done in...

Garbage cans, or solid waste containers as they are legally referred to in the Las Vegas City Code, are the receptacles taken for granted when it comes to disposing of trash in a developed residential area. Garbage cans often go unnoticed, but they are subject to strict regulations. While homeowners associations commonly enforce rules for solid waste containers, the city also plays a significant role in regulation enforcement. Under Las Vegas City Code of Ordinances 9.08.100

Municipalities may impose restrictions on fences to preserve aesthetic standards. By maintaining an attractive and welcoming appearance,...

A planned community is a housing development in which the residential units, roadways, and various other amenities are meticulously...

When people envision Las Vegas, the iconic brightly lit Strip is often the foremost image that comes to mind. It might be easy to...

Many cities implement limitations on the amount of noise people can make in the city. The reason behind enforcing such limitations are...

Las Vegas’s water rights laws serve the people of Las Vegas by managing the state’s water resources in a fair and equitable manner. Such...

When selling a residential property in Las Vegas, there are specific requirements for what facts must be disclosed by a seller and when...

A vacation rental is a short-term leasing of a residence for up to 30 consecutive days. In the city of Las Vegas, everyone who wishes to...

Home improvement contracts are construction contracts for work to be done on an existing structure. As with any construction project, it...

Construction disputes can arise from issues such as poor workmanship, not finishing work, not finishing on time, failing to complete work...

The Nevada State Contractors Board is the statewide licensing agency for contractors in the Las Vegas construction industry. The Board provides consumer information regarding hiring contractors, issues licenses for contractors, confirms the validity of a contractor’s license, and provides oversight and disciplinary action when a contractor does something wrong. If a consumer does have an issue, they are unable to resolve with a licensed contractor, they can file a complaint

When one hires a real estate broker in Las Vegas, they enter into a contract called a Brokerage Agreement. This agreement expresses the type of representation the broker will have with the client. In Las Vegas a client can hire a broker for two types of representation, Open and Exclusive. In an Open agreement the client may hire additional brokers if they so choose. If a different broker fulfills the transaction for the client, that broker alone receives a commission and all

The Nevada legislature passed Senate Bill 452 in 1999 to address the problem of brokers being shortchanged on commissions in commercial real estate sales transactions at the close of escrow. The additional statutes, added to Chapter 645 of the Nevada Revised Statutes, give brokers a claim for commission before the close of escrow, but also provide options for sellers on how they may respond to an asserted claim. What happens when a commercial real estate seller in Las Vega

Ownership of property can take different forms. Each form specifies the owners right to the property and how it will be treated upon the...

In 1999, the Nevada legislature enacted Senate Bill 452, the purpose of which was to prevent real estate brokers in commercial real...