Q: My landlord in default?

[vegasrenter]

How can I keep tabs on whether my landlord’s lender files a NOD against my rental house? The property is worth less than half what he paid in 2006, and it seems likely that he might walk on the mortgage but keep collecting rent from me. I’m in Henderson, Nevada.

Thanks!

[DataAgent]

Here’s a good article for you:
http://kcet.org/socal/2009/02/renters—check-out-your-landlord-like-they-check-you-out.html

[DataAgent]

Here’s a good article for you:
http://kcet.org/socal/2009/02/renters—check-out-your-landlord-like-they-check-you-out.html

[DataAgent]

Here’s a good article for you:
http://kcet.org/socal/2009/02/renters—check-out-your-landlord-like-they-check-you-out.html

[DataAgent]

Here’s a good article for you:
http://kcet.org/socal/2009/02/renters—check-out-your-landlord-like-they-check-you-out.html

[DataAgent]

Here’s a good article for you:
http://kcet.org/socal/2009/02/renters—check-out-your-landlord-like-they-check-you-out.html

[UCGal]

Notice of Defaults (NOD) are recorded in the county they are issued. I assume you have your landlords name. Plug it into the recorded document search and see what it comes up with.

http://recorder.co.clark.nv.us/oncorewebecommerce/Search.aspx

Of course he might own the property in an LLC or corporate name – you can figure that out by plugging in your parcel # (Click on parcel # on the menu on the left.) You can get your parcel # by plugging in your address on Zillow – it’s under the info about the home.

If you think your landlord has stopped paying, I’d make it a habit to check the county records once a week. If you bookmark the link it takes less than a minute.

You can see if your landlord paid their property taxes here
http://trweb.co.clark.nv.us/

Public records are our friends. 😉

[UCGal]

Notice of Defaults (NOD) are recorded in the county they are issued. I assume you have your landlords name. Plug it into the recorded document search and see what it comes up with.

http://recorder.co.clark.nv.us/oncorewebecommerce/Search.aspx

Of course he might own the property in an LLC or corporate name – you can figure that out by plugging in your parcel # (Click on parcel # on the menu on the left.) You can get your parcel # by plugging in your address on Zillow – it’s under the info about the home.

If you think your landlord has stopped paying, I’d make it a habit to check the county records once a week. If you bookmark the link it takes less than a minute.

You can see if your landlord paid their property taxes here
http://trweb.co.clark.nv.us/

Public records are our friends. 😉

[UCGal]

Notice of Defaults (NOD) are recorded in the county they are issued. I assume you have your landlords name. Plug it into the recorded document search and see what it comes up with.

http://recorder.co.clark.nv.us/oncorewebecommerce/Search.aspx

Of course he might own the property in an LLC or corporate name – you can figure that out by plugging in your parcel # (Click on parcel # on the menu on the left.) You can get your parcel # by plugging in your address on Zillow – it’s under the info about the home.

If you think your landlord has stopped paying, I’d make it a habit to check the county records once a week. If you bookmark the link it takes less than a minute.

You can see if your landlord paid their property taxes here
http://trweb.co.clark.nv.us/

Public records are our friends. 😉

[UCGal]

Notice of Defaults (NOD) are recorded in the county they are issued. I assume you have your landlords name. Plug it into the recorded document search and see what it comes up with.

http://recorder.co.clark.nv.us/oncorewebecommerce/Search.aspx

Of course he might own the property in an LLC or corporate name – you can figure that out by plugging in your parcel # (Click on parcel # on the menu on the left.) You can get your parcel # by plugging in your address on Zillow – it’s under the info about the home.

If you think your landlord has stopped paying, I’d make it a habit to check the county records once a week. If you bookmark the link it takes less than a minute.

You can see if your landlord paid their property taxes here
http://trweb.co.clark.nv.us/

Public records are our friends. 😉

[UCGal]

Notice of Defaults (NOD) are recorded in the county they are issued. I assume you have your landlords name. Plug it into the recorded document search and see what it comes up with.

http://recorder.co.clark.nv.us/oncorewebecommerce/Search.aspx

Of course he might own the property in an LLC or corporate name – you can figure that out by plugging in your parcel # (Click on parcel # on the menu on the left.) You can get your parcel # by plugging in your address on Zillow – it’s under the info about the home.

If you think your landlord has stopped paying, I’d make it a habit to check the county records once a week. If you bookmark the link it takes less than a minute.

You can see if your landlord paid their property taxes here
http://trweb.co.clark.nv.us/

Public records are our friends. 😉

[vegasrenter]

[quote=UCGal]Notice of Defaults (NOD) are recorded in the county they are issued. I assume you have your landlords name. Plug it into the recorded document search and see what it comes up with.

http://recorder.co.clark.nv.us/oncorewebecommerce/Search.aspx

Of course he might own the property in an LLC or corporate name – you can figure that out by plugging in your parcel # (Click on parcel # on the menu on the left.) You can get your parcel # by plugging in your address on Zillow – it’s under the info about the home.

If you think your landlord has stopped paying, I’d make it a habit to check the county records once a week. If you bookmark the link it takes less than a minute.

You can see if your landlord paid their property taxes here
http://trweb.co.clark.nv.us/

Public records are our friends. ;)[/quote]

Thanks – That’s just what I was looking for. It would appear that there’s not a NOD and the taxes were last paid in October, but I’ll keep an eye on it.

[vegasrenter]

[quote=UCGal]Notice of Defaults (NOD) are recorded in the county they are issued. I assume you have your landlords name. Plug it into the recorded document search and see what it comes up with.

http://recorder.co.clark.nv.us/oncorewebecommerce/Search.aspx

Of course he might own the property in an LLC or corporate name – you can figure that out by plugging in your parcel # (Click on parcel # on the menu on the left.) You can get your parcel # by plugging in your address on Zillow – it’s under the info about the home.

If you think your landlord has stopped paying, I’d make it a habit to check the county records once a week. If you bookmark the link it takes less than a minute.

You can see if your landlord paid their property taxes here
http://trweb.co.clark.nv.us/

Public records are our friends. ;)[/quote]

Thanks – That’s just what I was looking for. It would appear that there’s not a NOD and the taxes were last paid in October, but I’ll keep an eye on it.

[vegasrenter]

[quote=UCGal]Notice of Defaults (NOD) are recorded in the county they are issued. I assume you have your landlords name. Plug it into the recorded document search and see what it comes up with.

http://recorder.co.clark.nv.us/oncorewebecommerce/Search.aspx

Of course he might own the property in an LLC or corporate name – you can figure that out by plugging in your parcel # (Click on parcel # on the menu on the left.) You can get your parcel # by plugging in your address on Zillow – it’s under the info about the home.

If you think your landlord has stopped paying, I’d make it a habit to check the county records once a week. If you bookmark the link it takes less than a minute.

You can see if your landlord paid their property taxes here
http://trweb.co.clark.nv.us/

Public records are our friends. ;)[/quote]

Thanks – That’s just what I was looking for. It would appear that there’s not a NOD and the taxes were last paid in October, but I’ll keep an eye on it.

[vegasrenter]

[quote=UCGal]Notice of Defaults (NOD) are recorded in the county they are issued. I assume you have your landlords name. Plug it into the recorded document search and see what it comes up with.

http://recorder.co.clark.nv.us/oncorewebecommerce/Search.aspx

Of course he might own the property in an LLC or corporate name – you can figure that out by plugging in your parcel # (Click on parcel # on the menu on the left.) You can get your parcel # by plugging in your address on Zillow – it’s under the info about the home.

If you think your landlord has stopped paying, I’d make it a habit to check the county records once a week. If you bookmark the link it takes less than a minute.

You can see if your landlord paid their property taxes here
http://trweb.co.clark.nv.us/

Public records are our friends. ;)[/quote]

Thanks – That’s just what I was looking for. It would appear that there’s not a NOD and the taxes were last paid in October, but I’ll keep an eye on it.

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