Property Management
Under NRS 118A, what is the maximum security deposit a Nevada landlord may charge for an unfurnished residential unit?
AOne month's rent
BTwo months' rent
CThree months' rent✓ Correct
DThere is no statutory maximum in Nevada
Explanation
Under NRS 118A.242, Nevada landlords may charge a security deposit of up to three months' rent for unfurnished residential units.
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