Agency

What is a 'buyer's agent' and what duties do they owe under Nevada law?

AA buyer's agent represents the seller at a reduced commission rate
BA buyer's agent represents the buyer's interests exclusively, owning full fiduciary duties of loyalty, confidentiality, disclosure, obedience, reasonable care, and accounting to the buyer✓ Correct
CA buyer's agent in Nevada is always paid by the buyer directly
DBuyer's agents in Nevada can only represent buyers in residential transactions

Explanation

A buyer's agent in Nevada represents the buyer exclusively. They owe all fiduciary duties to the buyer: loyalty (prioritize buyer's interests), confidentiality (protect buyer's negotiating position, budget, and urgency), disclosure (inform buyer of all material facts), obedience (follow buyer's lawful instructions), accounting (handle buyer's funds properly), and reasonable care.

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