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Nevada contractors, release your lien rights after receipt of final payment on a project with this Conditional Waiver and Release of Lien form.

This document is specifically designed for use when the contractor receives final payment for work and materials supplied on a construction project.

Purpose and Function

The primary function of this waiver and release is to authorize the release of any lien rights or claims for payment that the contractor may have against the owner's property. However, this release is conditional: it becomes effective only after the final payment from the customer has cleared the bank. This ensures that contractors are protected until they actually receive their funds.

Notice of Completion

Included with the waiver is a Notice of Completion form. This notice is confirmation by the owner / customer that the project has been completed.

Instructions for Use

Contractors should use this release form only after receiving the final payment, with the exception of any amounts that are in dispute. The document is available in Microsoft Word format, making it easy to fill out and use.

Jurisdiction

This document is intended solely for use within the State of Nevada. Because lien laws vary between states, it should not be used for projects located outside of Nevada.

Lease office, retail or other business premises to a tenant in Nevada with this Commercial Triple Net Lease Agreement.

This Commercial Triple Net Lease Agreement is designed for leasing office, retail, or other business premises in Nevada. The template is provided in MS Word format and is fully editable to accommodate your specific requirements.

Triple Net Lease

This is a triple net lease, meaning the tenant (lessee) assumes responsibility for all costs and expenses related to the premises. This includes, but is not limited to, structural repairs, meaning the tenant bears the burden of ongoing maintenance and repairs to the property.

Renewal Option

The lessee is granted the option to renew the lease for an additional term, providing flexibility and continuity for their business operations beyond the initial lease period.

Taxes and Charges

All expenses, taxes, levies, and charges associated with the premises are payable by the lessee. This also encompasses all utility costs, service fees, and operating expenses required for the lessee's business activities within the premises.

Insurance Requirements

The lessee is obligated to carry fire insurance, extended coverage, and liability insurance. This ensures that both the property and liabilities associated with occupancy are adequately protected.

Alterations, Improvements, and Repairs

Responsibility for all alterations, improvements, maintenance, and repairs rests entirely with the lessee. Any changes or upgrades to the premises must be managed and funded by the tenant.

Damage or Destruction

The agreement contains clauses that address scenarios involving damage, destruction, or condemnation of the building. These provisions outline the conditions under which rent may be abated or the lease may be terminated.

Subordination

The lessee agrees to sign a subordination agreement or any other necessary documents to subordinate the lease to a mortgage or other charge, should the lessor require it. This ensures the lease does not take precedence over financial interests held by lenders.

Additional Rent

An optional clause allows for the possibility of percentage rent to be paid by the lessee, in addition to the base rent, if applicable to the agreement.

Jurisdiction

This Triple Net Lease template is intended for use only in the State of Nevada.

Has your tenant moved out and left belongings behind? Serve them with this Nevada Notice of Disposal of Personal Property form.

Notification to Tenant

The Notice of Disposal of Personal Property informs the tenant that all personal property left behind at the rental premises will be disposed of after a period of 14 days.

Proof of Service

A Service of Notice form is included to document how and when the Notice was delivered to the tenant. A copy of the Service of Notice should be retained by the landlord, to verify that service was properly made.

Format and Availability

The form is provided in MS Word format for convenience. Just download the form, complete the necessary fields, and print it for use. This template is a convenient and cost-effective tool for landlords and rental property managers.

Legal Applicability

This Notice of Disposal of Personal Property is issued in accordance with the Residential Landlord and Tenant Act. It is intended for use exclusively within the State of Nevada.

Nevada landlords, before you can raise the rent on a rental unit, you must serve your tenants with this Notice of Rent Increase form.

Legal Requirements

Rent increases are governed by the Nevada Residential Landlord and Tenant Act. Use of this Notice of Rent Increase form ensures that all parties are informed and actions are taken according to State laws.

Notice Period Prior to Rent Increase

The Notice of Rent Increase must inform tenants that the new rent amount will take effect 45 days after the date specified in the notice. This advance notice period allows tenants sufficient time to prepare for the increase or, alternatively, to give notice and move out of the rental unit.

Service of Notice

Included with the Notice of Rent Increase is a Service of Notice form. This document is used to record the details of how and when the notice was served to the tenant, providing a record for both parties.

Format and Use of the Form

The Notice of Rent Increase and the Service of Notice form are provided in an easy-to-use Microsoft Word format. Once purchased, the form can be downloaded and used as often as necessary. It is a cost-effective and easy solution for landlords and rental property managers.

Legal Jurisdiction

These forms are intended exclusively for use within the State of Nevada and may not be suitable for use in other states.