Property Ownership
A Nevada homestead exemption allows a homeowner to:
AAvoid paying property taxes entirely on their primary residence
BProtect a portion of the home's equity from certain creditor claims✓ Correct
CSell the home without paying capital gains taxes
DTransfer the home to heirs without probate
Explanation
Nevada's homestead exemption allows homeowners to designate their primary residence as a homestead, protecting a portion of the home's equity from forced sale by unsecured creditors.
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