Las Vegas ordinance allows any income or evictions due to Corona

[Omar Merced]

See the entire article here. The ordinance passed unanimously and goes into effect immediately, meaning it is a misdemeanor for landlords to break these rules. If a renter can't pay, the landlord can still refuse to give them an apartment, but the landlord can not look at where the money comes from so long as the renter can pay and it's a legal source.The ordinance also makes it illegal for a landlord to consider an eviction caused by the pandemic when deciding to rent an apartment.

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Clark County Commissioners passed an ordinance on Tuesday protecting renters who need assistance or have been evicted because of the coronavirus.

The intention is to help avoid a potential explosion of homelessness brought about by the pandemic when Nevada's eviction moratorium for residential renters ends next month.

Eviction moratorium in Nevada expires in one month

Commissioner Justin Jones proposed the ordinance, which prevents landlords from discriminating against anyone based on their source of income.

If a renter can't pay, the landlord can still refuse to give them an apartment, but the landlord can not look at where the money comes from so long as the renter can pay and it's a legal source.

The rule is designed to help people accepting state aid or housing vouchers to get a roof over their heads.

Nevada Legislature passes pandemic eviction protections

[Phillip Dwyer]

@Omar Merced I believe the rules apply to only Unincorporated Clark County properties, not the cities of Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, and Henderson.  Still that does include lots of houses.  Should be interesting to see how this shakes out.