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Nevada does allow for a
home office so long as
all the requirements
regarding an office are
complied with. These
requirements include
having a sign, being
accessible to the public
and complying with local
zoning laws.
NRS 116.3108 (2)
specifically requires
that ten per cent (10%)
of the members must
request that a board
member removal election
be held, therefore the
board or board president
cannot hold such an
election without the
prerequisite member’s
request.
No. In order to manage a
Common Interest
Community an individual
must hold a Community
Association Manager
(CAM) Certificate.
The Division is a State
of Nevada agency, and
precluded by law from
making any
recommendations
regarding the
capabilities of one
licensee over another.
The Nevada Real estate
Division web site,
www.red.state.nv.us,
now gives you the
ability to determine the
license status of
anyone. A Request
for Records of
Complaints, available
through the Division
website, can be filled
out and submitted to the
Las Vegas Division
office to find out if a
licensee has had any
disciplinary problems in
the past.
There is no standard or
mandated real estate
commission amount. The
commission is a
negotiated amount
between the seller and
listing agent.
The only time a death by
any cause must be
disclosed is if
something that is a part
of the property was a
cause of or precipitated
that death. However if
asked, one must be
honest.
While some problems,
such as a broken door,
that have been repaired
need not be disclosed,
any water damage, no
matter how long ago must
be disclosed to a
potential buyer.
As a seller you can put
requirements on the sale
of your property, so
long as those
requirements do not
violate statutes such as
discriminatory
practices. However, to
protect your agent, who
is normally required to
show you all offers, you
should put that
requirement in writing.
Your agent should also
put that in the multiple
listing service notes so
that all agents are
aware.
View our frequently
asked questions about
the guide
here.
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