I decided it was time to “become an adult” and buy my first home.

Keeping this in mind, it makes me wonder how many of these COVID patients are going to end up jobless due to the long-term effects of the initial virus, who were once healthy working adults.

My property manager requires a copy of the renters insurance (each adult tenant needs their own renters insurance) and it is specifically stated that it cannot be cancelled during their tenancy. 

I’ve recently heard that a woman was able to get a squatter out of her rental property by creating a lease for her adult son who waited outside the rental property until the squatter left that day and then went into the house and moved everything out, changed the locks, and told the squatter when he came back that he (the son) had a an actual lease agreement with the owner and had the right to be there and if the squatter didn’t get off the property he would be calling the cops.

I haven't seen the final bill, but most of it is to require a permit, limit bookings to 2 adults per bedroom and some parking restrictions.

My concern with Vegas is the entertainment-centric economy.

I don't think the IRS will even entertain your argument that the rents were property of the owner.

Everyone is an adult, take responsibility for yourself.

Great music entertainment scene.

I'd let them know you'll not be renewing their lease, you are going to a limited pet / animal policy, 1 per unit, adult weight limit of 20 lbs. .. or better yet no pet policy.Until then they must provide proof of insurance that cover them for their dog and I'd check again with your agent and see what their thoughts are,, I bet your agent says, to get a remove this animal as soon as possible and then you'd have to give them a mutual lease termination to show compliance for your insurance company until they are gone.