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Common-Interest Community Resale Package (Nevada)

Under NRS 116.4109, a seller of a unit in a Nevada common-interest community (HOA) must furnish the buyer, at the seller's expense, a resale package including the declaration, bylaws and rules; the information statement; the monthly assessment and unpaid obligations; the budget, financial statement and reserves summary; known judgments and lawsuits; and transfer and other fees. The buyer may cancel until midnight of the 5th calendar day after receiving the package.

Exam tip
The cancellation window is the 5th calendar day after receipt of the resale package, and the seller bears the cost.
Example
A buyer receives the HOA resale package Monday and finds a large special assessment; she may cancel until midnight Saturday.

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Last verified: 2026-10-23