Nevada Code § 119.180

Sales: Approval of plan and methods required; application by broker and salesperson
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No
subdivision or lot, parcel or unit in any subdivision may be sold:
1. Until the Division has approved a
written plan or the methods proposed to be employed for the procurement of
prospective purchasers, the sale to purchasers and the retention of purchasers
after sale. The plan or methods must describe with particularity:
(a) The form and content of advertising to be
used;
(b) The nature of the offer of gifts or other
free benefits to be extended;
(c) The nature of promotional meetings involving
any person or act described in this subsection;
(d) The contracts, agreements and other papers to
be employed in the sale of the property; and
(e) Such other reasonable details as the Division
requires.
The written
plan, or the methods proposed, may be filed as a part of the application under NRS 119.140 .
2. Except through a broker, and before any
offering or disposition, pursuant to any license granted under this chapter,
the name of the broker must be placed on file with the Division. Only that
broker or his or her real estate salesperson may offer or sell the subdivided
property or any interest therein. Before a salesperson offers or sells any
property or interest, the salespersons name must be placed on file with the
Division. The broker and salesperson, if any, shall:
(a) Complete an application in such a form and
containing such reasonable information as the Division requires.
(b) Pay the fees prescribed in this chapter.
A broker and
a salesperson may represent one or more developers only after completing an
application with respect to each developer in such a form and containing such
reasonable information as the Division requires and paying the fees prescribed
in this chapter.

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