Technically, the answer is yes, but it is not advisable since it creates a difficult position for the judge and court that the landlord cannot prove. It’s crucial not to accept partial rent payments from a tenant. It must be made clear that the rent amount and due date must comply with the lease. If your renter has failed to pay rent per the lease terms, entering into lease violation, you should begin the eviction process as soon as possible by delivering an appropriate eviction notice. You are legally allowed to evict a tenant if they pay only part of their rent. Eviction notices commonly handle evictions for nonpayment of rent. Landlords often use eviction notices to indicate that the tenant must pay rent back or vacate the property within three days, Nevada’s standard for an eviction notice. A Five Day Notice to Quit is also commonly used.  Rocket Eviction can help you deliver a valid eviction notice to your tenant. We know the exact notice to use in any situation. We have experienced agents who will make sure that the legal notice is produced and processed correctly so that you can evict your tenant from your rental property without any further issues. Contact us today with any questions regarding your tenant and landlord communications. We are your partners through the whole eviction process to help you resolve the situation and get back to collecting rent.