Easily Find Your HOA in Las Vegas, Access CC&Rs and Important Documents
A free resource to help you locate your HOA, CC&Rs, contact information, and understand your homeowners association (HOA).
Are you living in a Las Vegas community governed by a Homeowners Association (HOA) and struggling to figure out which HOA you belong to or how to find your HOA documents? You’re not alone! This free resource is designed to help you easily locate your HOA in the Las Vegas area, access vital documents like your CC&Rs (Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions), and connect with your community’s management team.
🔍 Step-by-Step Guide on How to Look Up Your HOA in the Las Vegas Metro Area
1. Start with the Clark County Assessor’s Office
Clark County Assessor Property Search
- Enter your address.
- Look for the Subdivision Name.
- Take note of the Parcel Number and Owner Name.
2. Check for HOA Documents with the Recorder’s Office
Clark County Recorder Document Search
- Search by owner name or parcel number.
- Look for: CC&Rs, HOA lien notices, and Declarations of HOA.
3. Use the State of Nevada HOA Registry
Search the Nevada HOA Database
- Search by Subdivision, HOA Name, or City.
- View HOA contacts, status, and management info.
4. Search by Community Name + “HOA” on Google
- Example: Search Google for [Subdivision Name] Las Vegas HOA
- Common management firms:
5. Ask a Real Estate Professional
- Ask your agent or check your closing documents.
- Review your title report for HOA listings.
Understanding CC&Rs in Las Vegas HOAs. What They Are and Why They Are Important?
CC&Rs (Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions) are legally binding rules for HOA communities. They define property use, restrictions, fines, and assessments.
- Find via Recorder’s Office, HOA, or management site.
How to Contact Your HOA or Management Company
Once you identify your HOA, reach out to them directly:
- Request CC&Rs, account info, and meeting dates.
- Use phone, email, or contact forms found via the Nevada HOA Search Tool or the company website.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I opt out of an HOA in Nevada?
No. HOA membership is mandatory if your property is deeded within an HOA community.
What if my HOA in Las Vegas is inactive or dissolved?
Check its status via the Nevada Real Estate Division and consult a real estate attorney if necessary.
I’m being fined by my HOA—how can I dispute it in Nevada?
Contact your HOA board or management company. You are entitled to a due process hearing under Nevada law.
✅ Summary Checklist
Use this handy checklist to guide you through the process of finding your HOA and accessing important documents in Las Vegas:
| Task | Resource |
|---|---|
| Look Up Your Property – Enter your address, like ‘123 Main St, Las Vegas, NV’ | Clark County Assessor |
| Find HOA Documents: Look for: HOA CC&Rs, Rules, Liens, Bylaws, and Declarations of HOA | Clark County Recorder |
| Identify HOA & Contacts | Nevada HOA List Search |
| Search HOA by Name | |
| Request HOA Info or CC&Rs | Contact HOA directly |
Need More Help With Your HOA Questions?
Nevada Real Estate Division – HOA Ombudsman
📞 (702) 486-4033
✉️ realest@red.nv.gov
🌐 red.nv.gov