HOA Fee Increases: Don’t Surprise Homeowners
Rising HOA fees in Las Vegas for 2026 are the predictable result of increased insurance costs, higher labor and utility expenses, and years of underfunded reserves. Cost increases will impact virtually all HOAs in Nevada, including major master-planned communities like Summerlin.
Nevada HOAs Beware: Underfunded Reserves Are Exposing Boards to Legal Risk
Many Nevada homeowners associations (HOAs) are failing to properly fund reserve accounts under NRS 116.3115. Discover what your board must do—and how Isaacson Law can help you stay compliant.
Why “Failure to Communicate” Is a Violation
As the legislative process churns forward, several bills have already failed to meet deadlines, and therefore, will not become law on their own. However, as bills move forward, provisions from those now dead bills may be incorporated in to other pending legislation.
Nevada HOAs Need to Know About Unenforceable Rules
As the legislative process churns forward, several bills have already failed to meet deadlines, and therefore, will not become law on their own. However, as bills move forward, provisions from those now dead bills may be incorporated in to other pending legislation.
Nevada SB 440: What HOA Managers Must Do Before October 1 to Avoid Legal Trouble Over Solar Panels
As the legislative process churns forward, several bills have already failed to meet deadlines, and therefore, will not become law on their own. However, as bills move forward, provisions from those now dead bills may be incorporated in to other pending legislation.
Legislative Session 4-20-25
As the legislative process churns forward, several bills have already failed to meet deadlines, and therefore, will not become law on their own. However, as bills move forward, provisions from those now dead bills may be incorporated in to other pending legislation.
Legislative Session 3/15/25
For HOA managers and board members, gaining access to individual units can sometimes be a delicate and legally complex issue. Whether it’s for emergency repairs, maintenance, or ensuring compliance with community regulations, understanding the proper procedures and legal considerations is critical to avoiding liability and disputes.
Gaining Access to Units: A Guide for HOA Managers and Board Members
For HOA managers and board members, gaining access to individual units can sometimes be a delicate and legally complex issue. Whether it’s for emergency repairs, maintenance, or ensuring compliance with community regulations, understanding the proper procedures and legal considerations is critical to avoiding liability and disputes.
Are HOA Protections Failing Nevada Homeowners?
Homeowners associations (HOAs) are meant to uphold community standards, maintain property values, and foster a safe and pleasant living environment. However, recent cases in Nevada have brought to light serious concerns about how HOA regulations are enforced and whether current protections are enough to balance fairness, governance, and homeowner rights.
Nevada HOA Law Changes in 2025: What HOA Boards Need to Know
Remember when malls were bustling hubs of shopping, food courts, and family outings? Times are changing, and those sprawling spaces are being reimagined into vibrant mixed-use communities with homes, retail, and entertainment all in one place. It’s an innovative solution to housing shortages – but it’s not without challenges.