The essentials of real estate agency in Nevada
By: Ben C. Scheible.
Contributors: Dearborn Real Estate Education (Firm)
Publisher: Dearborn Real Estate Education
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Chicago, IL
Language: eng
Subjects: Real estate business -- Law and legislation -- Nevada; Agency (Law) -- Nevada
Table of contents: title: Nature of an agency relationship; title: Creation of agency relationships; title: The agency relationship between a broker and an associated licensee; title: Types of agency relationships recognized in Nevada; title: Representation arrangement not recognized by Nevada law; title: Enforceable exclusive brokerage agreements; title: Brokerage agreements involving commercial real estate; title: Nevada real estate agency law and the common law of agency; title: Duties owed by a Nevada real estate licensee; title: Duties owed to all parties nrs 645.252; title: Additional duties owed to a client nrs 645.254; title: Additional duty in an assigned agency nrs 645.253; title: Comparison of duties owed to all parties and duties owed to a client; title: Consequences of a breach of duty; title: Agency disclosure and confirmation in Nevada; title: Source of disclosure and confirmation requirements; title: Duties owed by a Nevada real estate licensee form; title: Consent to act form; title: Nevada real division bulletin; title: Performance; title: Expiration of time; title: Revocation by principal; title: Mutual agreement; title: Death of principal or "agent"; title: Destruction of the subject matter of the agency; title: Breach of contract by client or agent; title: Operation of law for example bankruptcy.