The 81st session of the Nevada Legislature came to a close on June 1, and there were several bills that were signed into law that directly impact Nevada’s common-interest communities, the boards of directors that govern them and the residents who live in them. There were bills that passed this session that need to be discussed as they probably will result in substantial changes to various aspects of Nevada’s common-interest communities. Read the entire article……………………………….
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