Nevada Code § 207.310

Discrimination: Loans for dwellings
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1. As used in this section:
(a) Customer means a person who applies for a
loan or other financial assistance to purchase, construct, improve or repair a
dwelling. The term includes a person who does not intend to enter into a
transaction for a loan or other financial assistance, but applies for the loan
or financial assistance as if the person intended to enter into the
transaction.
(b) Lender means a bank, savings and loan
association, savings bank, insurance company or other person whose business
consists in whole or in part of making commercial real estate loans.
2. It is unlawful for any lender to deny a
loan, or other financial assistance rendered by the lender, to any customer or
to discriminate against any customer in fixing the amount, conditions,
duration, rate of interest or other terms of a loan or other financial
assistance or to refuse to purchase a loan from another lender because of the
race, color, religious creed, national origin, disability, sexual orientation,
gender identity or expression, ancestry, familial status or sex of:
(a) The customer;
(b) Any person associated with the customer in
connection with the loan or other financial assistance or with the purpose of
the loan or other financial assistance; or
(c) The present or prospective owners, lessees,
tenants or occupants of the dwelling in relation to which the loan or other
financial assistance is to be made or given.
3. A person who violates the provisions of
this section is guilty of:
(a) A misdemeanor for the first and second
offenses.
(b) A gross misdemeanor for the third and
subsequent offenses.

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