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HOA Reviews in Nevada

3 reviews across 3 cities

Cities

Gardnerville Las Vegas Summerlin

By the numbers

HOAs in Nevada

Residents in HOAs

1.3M

Homes in HOAs

502K

Community associations

> 4K

Annual assessments paid

$3 billion

Volunteer board members

43.9K

Value of volunteer hours

$53.1 million

Median home value

$440,724

Source: Foundation for Community Association Research – Community Associations Fact Book 2024 (2025 State Fact Sheets).

Calavera at Summerlin HOA

Summerlin, Nevada

Management is very bad.

Management is very bad. They keep saying they never received my contract for backyard landscaping. I have sent them by mail 3 times and 1 time I dropped at their office.

By Anonymous2026-05-18

Log Cabin Manor

Las Vegas, Nevada

Great HOA.

Great HOA. They keep the community looking good and take care of problems immediately.

By Anonymous2026-03-22

Jobs Peak

Gardnerville, Nevada

police state HOA run by ex cops...

police state HOA run by ex cops

By Anonymous2025-12-22

FAQ

Nevada HOA Questions

Q1:What is Nevada's main HOA law?

Nevada has one of the most detailed HOA statutes in the country—the Nevada Revised Statutes Chapter 116 (NRS 116). It covers planned communities and is enforced by the Nevada Real Estate Division (NRED).

Q2:Can a Nevada HOA foreclose on a home for unpaid dues?

Yes, but with significant restrictions since 2015. Nevada law now requires HOAs to give mortgage lenders the opportunity to pay the super-priority lien amount before an HOA can foreclose, following major legal battles over HOA foreclosures.

Q3:Does Nevada require HOAs to register with the state?

Yes. Nevada HOAs must register with the Nevada Real Estate Division (NRED) and community managers must be licensed. NRED oversees HOA complaints, mediations, and enforcement.