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Important News and Articles

This update includes SB 33 regarding protections for active duty and deployed service members; SB195 regarding executive board vacancies, declarant’s rights, executive sessions, errors and omissions insurance, and fines; SB 239 regarding maintenance of abandoned units; SB 255 regarding notification of changes to the governing documents; SB 258 requiring a notice to cure prior to the imposition of a fine; and SB 281 regarding excess property tax sales and allocation of limited common elements.

Mechanics Lien Checklist

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This checklist will guide you through the process and timing of filing and enforcing a Mechanic’s Lien.

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2013 Legislative Update (SB280 – collection procedures)

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This circular provides information on the 2013 legislative changes regarding information that homeowners associations and common interest communities have to include in their collection letters.

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2013 Legislative Update (AB273 – FMP)

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This circular provides information on the 2013 legislative changes regarding information that homeowners associations and common interest communities have to include in their collection letters.

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2014 Case Update (SFR Investment Pool 1 v. U.S. Bank – superpriority rule)

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This circular provides a summary of the Nevada Supreme Court’s September 22, 2014 ruling in SFR Investments Pool, LLC v. U.S. Bank, N.A., 130 Nev. Adv. Op 75 (2014) regarding the effect of a foreclosure by a homeowners association or common interest community on a deed of trust under Nevada’s superpriority rule, NRS 116.3116.

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Resident Agents

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This article will explain who is required to appoint a registered agent in Nevada.

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2015 Legislative Updates

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This update includes SB 306 amending the superpriority rule and foreclosure notice requirements; SB 154 adopting continuing education requirements; AB 141 adopting additional foreclosure notice requirements; AB 192 amending statutes regarding the termination of declarants control; AB 238 amending bid procedures and clarifying that legal services are subject to bid requirements; AB 474 increasing initial and annual list fees with the Real Estate Administrator; and SB 483 increasing annual and initial list fees with the Secretary of State.

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Description for the 2017 Legislative Update

This update includes SB 33 regarding protections for active duty and deployed servicemembers; SB195 regarding executive board vacancies, declarant’s rights, executive sessions, errors and omissions insurance, and fines; SB 239 regarding maintenance of abandoned units; SB 255 regarding notification of changes to the governing documents; SB 258 requiring a notice to cure prior to the imposition of a fine; and SB 281 regarding excess property tax sales and allocation of limited common elements.