How many copies of a signed lease must be provided by the lessor?

In Nevada, the lessor is required to provide one signed copy of the lease to the tenant after both parties have executed it. This practice ensures that the tenant has a clear understanding of the terms of the lease, including rent payment terms, duration, and any specific rules governing the rental property. Providing a single copy is sufficient for the tenant's records, as they only need one reference document to refer to during the tenancy.

While it might seem beneficial to provide additional copies for multiple tenants or for convenience, the law specifically mandates only one copy. Additional copies could complicate the management of lease records unnecessarily. This clarity reinforces the importance of both parties having a mutual understanding regarding the agreement, while also keeping the administrative process streamlined.