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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