Nevada Code § 645.2515

Brokers price opinion: Requirements; duties of licensee; regulations
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1. A person licensed pursuant to this
chapter may prepare and provide a brokers price opinion and charge and collect
a fee therefor if:
(a) The license of that licensee is active and in
good standing; and
(b) The brokers price opinion meets the
requirements of subsection 3.
2. A person licensed pursuant to this
chapter may prepare a brokers price opinion for:
(a) An existing or potential seller for the
purposes of listing and selling a parcel of real property;
(b) An existing or potential buyer of a parcel of
real property;
(c) A third party making decisions or performing
due diligence related to the potential listing, offering, sale, exchange,
option, lease or acquisition price of a parcel of real property; or
(d) An existing or potential lienholder, except
that a brokers price opinion prepared for an existing or potential lienholder
may not be used in lieu of an appraisal for the purpose of determining whether
to approve a mortgage loan.
3. A brokers price opinion must include,
without limitation:
(a) A statement of the intended purpose of the
brokers price opinion;
(b) A brief description of the real property and
the interest in the real property for which the brokers price opinion is being
prepared;
(c) The basis used to determine the brokers
price opinion, including, without limitation, any applicable market data and
the computation of capitalization;
(d) Any assumptions or limiting conditions used
to determine the brokers price opinion;
(e) The date of issuance of the brokers price
opinion;
(f) A disclosure of any existing or contemplated
interest of every licensee who prepares or provides the brokers price opinion,
including, without limitation, the possibility of a licensee representing the
seller or purchaser;
(g) The license number, name and signature of
every licensee who prepares or provides the brokers price opinion;
(h) If a licensee who prepares or provides the
brokers price opinion is a real estate salesperson or a real estate
broker-salesperson, the name of the real estate broker with whom the licensee
is associated; and
(i) In at least 14-point bold type, the following
disclaimer:
Notwithstanding any preprinted
language to the contrary, this opinion is not an appraisal of the market value
of the property. If an appraisal is desired, the services of a licensed or
certified appraiser must be obtained.
4. If a brokers price opinion is
submitted electronically or on a form supplied by the requesting party:
(a) A signature required by paragraph (g) of
subsection 3 may be an electronic signature, as defined by NRS 719.100 .
(b) A signature required by paragraph (g) of
subsection 3 and the disclaimer required by paragraph (i) of subsection 3 may
be transmitted in a separate attachment if the electronic format or form
supplied by the requesting party does not allow additional comments to be
written by the licensee. The electronic format or the form supplied by the
requesting party must:
(1) Reference the existence of a separate
attachment; and
(2) Include a statement that the brokers
price opinion is not complete without the attachment.
5. A brokers price opinion that is
submitted electronically is subject to any regulations relating to
recordkeeping as adopted pursuant to this chapter.
6. A broker is responsible for all
activities of a licensee who is associated with the broker and with the
preparation of a brokers price opinion.
7. The Commission may adopt regulations
prescribing the manner in which a brokers price opinion must be prepared in
accordance with the provisions of this section.
8. As used in this section, brokers
price opinion means a written analysis, opinion or conclusion that a person
licensed pursuant to this chapter prepares for a person described in subsection
2 relating to the estimated price for a specified parcel of real property.

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