Nevada· HOA & condo resources

Community associations in Nevada.

Associations: 4,000+
Residents: ~1,300,000
Annual spend: $3 billion
Median home: $440,724

Source: Foundation for Community Association Research, 2025 Statistical Review

Nevada's NRS Chapter 116 is among the most prescriptive HOA laws in the country, with a state Ombudsman, mandatory election procedures, and some of the strongest super-lien rights for associations.

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Nevada Unit-Owners' Association Act

NRS Ch. 116

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What Nevada boards are dealing with right now

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Super-priority lien rights — Nevada HOA liens can take priority over first mortgages in certain circumstances
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State Ombudsman complaints and mandatory mediation before contested hearings
3
Election procedures — extremely specific requirements for ballots, candidate eligibility, and counting
4
Reserve funding requirements and the mandatory reserve study schedule

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