Finance
In Nevada, the homestead exemption protects:
AThe entire value of a primary residence from creditors
BUp to $605,000 of equity in a primary residence from unsecured creditor judgments✓ Correct
CInvestment properties from foreclosure
DCommercial properties from liens
Explanation
Nevada's homestead exemption (NRS 115) protects up to $605,000 of equity in a primary residence from forced sale to satisfy unsecured creditor judgments. It does not protect against mortgage foreclosure or mechanic's liens.
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