What is prohibited by NRS 118B.140?

NRS 118B.140 specifically addresses the prohibition of unauthorized entrance or exit fees in mobile home parks. This law protects residents from having to pay fees that have not been clearly disclosed or authorized, which could be seen as an unfair financial burden on tenants. By regulating these charges, the statute promotes fairness and transparency in financial dealings between mobile home park operators and residents, ensuring that any fees charged for entering or exiting the property are approved and communicated properly.

In contrast, other options could involve situations that do not fall under the specific prohibitions outlined in this statute. Charging for mobile home repairs is a common business practice in the industry and can be lawful as long as it adheres to the contractual agreements in place. Criminal case prosecution pertains to legal procedures outside the purview of residential or tenancy regulations, and requesting a variance typically involves seeking permission to deviate from standard regulations, which is not inherently prohibited by this statute. This highlights the focused nature of NRS 118B.140 regarding financial charges specifically related to entrance or exit from mobile home parks.