Property Ownership

In Nevada, a homeowners association (HOA) lien for unpaid assessments is generally:

ASuperior to the first mortgage lien
BJunior to the first mortgage but may have super-priority for limited amounts under Nevada law✓ Correct
CUnenforceable without court approval
DSubordinate to all other liens

Explanation

Under Nevada's Common Interest Ownership Act (NRS 116), an HOA's lien for unpaid assessments has a 'super-priority' for up to 9 months of unpaid assessments that is senior to the first mortgage, allowing HOA foreclosure to extinguish the first mortgage on that portion.

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