The science and art of managing a Nevada master-planned community

In this in-depth article, we will cover everything your association needs to know about Nevada emotional support animal laws. From the difference between ESAs and services animals to the rules associations can create, learn more!

In this article, we will cover everything you need to know about the #1 Nevada property management company. Hear expert insights on how FirstService Residential combines local expertise and global resources to lead.

In this article, hear expert insights from Lauren Starner, Senior Vice President of Community & Lifestyle Services at FirstService Residential Nevada on the evolution of Nevada’s amenitized lifestyle communities and how property management is changing the game.

In this Q&A, Steven Parker reveals why Nevada boards trust FirstService Residential for expert guidance, advanced technology, and unmatched support tailored to every community.

In this article, we answer some frequently asked questions (FAQs) about annual and special meetings, including what you need to do to comply with Nevada HOA laws and your governing documents.

In this article, discover what your association should know about Nevada HOA fraud. From what it is to common warning signs, how it should be handled, and local laws to know, learn more!

In this guide, discover everything you need to know about changing HOA management companies - from understanding why a change may be needed to what to expect during the process, learn more today!

This article explains what makes HOA rules unenforceable in Nevada, such as violations of state or federal laws, improper adoption, or conflicts with governing documents. Learn more!

This article explains how Nevada’s updated cannabis laws can impact condo communities and HOAs. Learn how HOAs can regulate cannabis use in common areas and private units, the legal limits of those rules, and the importance of consulting legal counsel when creating or enforcing cannabis-related policies.

An HOA dispute occurs when a homeowner, board member, or third party disagrees with an association’s policies, decisions, or enforcement actions. Learn what you need to know in our guide.