How often must the number of units and the budget be reported to the Ombudsman?

In Nevada, community managers are required to report the number of units and the budget to the Ombudsman on an annual basis. This reporting frequency is designed to ensure that the Ombudsman has a comprehensive overview of the community's operations without overwhelming the community managers with excessive reporting requirements.

Annual reporting strikes a balance between providing necessary oversight and reducing administrative burdens. While the Ombudsman may need to monitor significant changes more frequently, the annual requirement captures a snapshot of the community's status, promoting accountability and transparency in community management.

Other timeframes, such as quarterly, monthly, or weekly, would likely lead to an unnecessary increase in workload for community managers and could distract from more immediate community issues and day-to-day operations. This structure ultimately supports better resource management and planning for community developments throughout the year.