Agency
Under Nevada law, can a real estate licensee represent themselves as a buyer without disclosing their license?
AYes, licensees have the same rights as any buyer and no disclosure is needed
BNo, Nevada law requires licensees to disclose their real estate license status in writing to the seller before or when making an offer on a property✓ Correct
COnly if the purchase is for their primary residence
DOnly if the purchase is under $100,000
Explanation
Under NRS 645.252, Nevada real estate licensees must disclose in writing that they hold a real estate license when purchasing property. This disclosure must be made before or at the time of the offer. The purpose is transparency — sellers might negotiate differently knowing they are dealing with a real estate professional. Failure to disclose is a license law violation that can result in NRED disciplinary action.
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