Nevada Real Estate Disclosures: What Sellers Must Tell Buyers Under NRS 113
Nevada sellers must disclose known property defects under NRS 113.130. Learn the disclosure timing, rescission rights, and buyer remedies.
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Real estate is one of the highest-stakes investments you can make. When fraud, bad faith, or government overreach threaten what's yours, you need a law firm that knows how to fight back. Our real estate litigation team has extensive experience taking on real estate fraud, eminent domain abuse, land and zoning disputes, and contractor defense with an aggressive, strategic approach.
We represent investors who've been defrauded by funds and real estate deals that weren't what they seemed. We defend property owners against unfair government takings and zoning maneuvers that devalue their land. And when contractors face bad faith claims designed to ruin their business, we're the ones who push back. With a deep understanding of commercial real estate finance and development, we don't just argue the law. We understand the deals, the numbers, and the games being played.
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When a real estate deal turns out to be a scam, investors and property owners are often left holding the bag. We take on fraudulent developers, funds, and brokers who misrepresent deals, ensuring our clients recover what was wrongfully taken.
The government doesn't get to take your property without a fight. Whether you're facing eminent domain abuse, unfair zoning decisions, or regulatory overreach, we protect your property rights and demand full and fair compensation.
Zoning laws can be used as weapons to block development, devalue property, or shut down businesses. We challenge unlawful zoning decisions, fight for landowners' rights, and take on city and county governments that overstep their bounds.
Developers and property owners are quick to blame contractors when projects go sideways. We defend contractors against false claims, bad-faith lawsuits, and aggressive insurance companies looking to shift liability where it doesn't belong.
Nevada sellers must disclose known property defects under NRS 113.130. Learn the disclosure timing, rescission rights, and buyer remedies.
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