COMPLETE COMPREHENSIVE PREDICTOR RETAKE EXAM FULL
COVERAGE OF NRS 119a, NRS 645, PROJECT BROKER DUTIES,
ESCROW REQUIREMENTS, RESCISSION RIGHTS,
FIXED/FLOATING/FRACTIONAL OWNERSHIP, LICENSE RENEWAL
PROCEDURES, PROVISIONAL LICENSE RESTRICTIONS,
CONTINUING EDUCATION MANDATES, AND REAL ESTATE
DIVISION ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS – FEATURING DETAILED
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1. The sale of timeshare interests in the State of Nevada is primarily
regulated under which set of provisions?
A. NRS 645
B. NRS 119a
C. NRS 116
D. NRS 118A
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: NRS 119a is the specific chapter of Nevada Revised
Statutes that governs the sale and regulation of timeshare
interests in the state.
2. The general law that regulates real estate in Nevada is found in
which chapter of the Nevada Revised Statutes?
A. NRS 119a
B. NRS 645
C. NRS 116
, D. NRS 118
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: NRS 645 is the primary statutory authority for the
regulation of real estate brokers, salespersons, and other real
estate activities in Nevada.
3. Who has the authority to appoint the Administrator of the Real
Estate Division?
A. The Governor of Nevada
B. The Director of the Department of Business and Industry
C. The Nevada State Legislature
D. The Nevada Real Estate Commission
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: The Director of the Department of Business and
Industry is responsible for appointing the Administrator of the
Real Estate Division.
4. Who is responsible for selecting and appointing the Director of
the Department of Business and Industry?
A. The Nevada State Legislature
B. The Real Estate Division Administrator
C. The Governor of Nevada
D. The Nevada Real Estate Commission
Correct Answer: C
Rationale: The Governor of Nevada has the executive authority to
appoint the Director of the Department of Business and Industry.
5. The Developer of a timeshare project is responsible for selecting
and appointing which key individual?
A. The Real Estate Division Administrator
, B. The Project Broker
C. The Director of Business and Industry
D. The Timeshare Sales Agent
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: The Developer holds the authority to choose and
appoint the Project Broker to oversee sales activities for the
timeshare project.
6. A timeshare sales agent is initially licensed on June 6, 2000. On
what date will this license expire?
A. June 30, 2000
B. June 6, 2002
C. June 30, 2002
D. June 6, 2001
Correct Answer: C
Rationale: Nevada timeshare sales licenses expire on June 30th of
the second year following the year of issuance. Therefore, a
license issued in 2000 expires on June 30, 2002.
7. A Sales Agent whose license has expired has a one-year grace
period to renew. In addition to the continuing education fee and
license fee, what is the Late Renewal Penalty amount that must
be paid to the Real Estate Division?
A. $50
B. $75
C. $100
D. $200
Correct Answer: C
Rationale: The late renewal penalty for an expired timeshare
, license in Nevada is a specific fine of $100 to the Real Estate
Division.
8. A timeshare owner who possesses the exact same numbered
week of ownership each year is known to have which type of
use?
A. Floating use
B. Fixed use
C. Fractional use
D. Seasonal use
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: "Fixed use" means the owner has a specific, unchanging
week assigned to them every year, which does not rotate or
change based on availability.
9. What is the definition of fractional ownership in the context of
Nevada timeshare law?
A. Ownership of an interval of one week
B. Ownership of an interval of 1 month to one-half year
C. Ownership of a point-based system
D. Ownership of a shared space without deeded title
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Fractional ownership is legally defined as ownership of
an interval that ranges from one month to half a year,
representing a larger share than a standard timeshare week.
10. A timeshare ownership that may be used seasonally or for
a different week each year based on availability and requiring a
reservation is known as what?
A. Fixed use