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Nevada's Foreclosure Mediation Program, established under NRS 107.086, historically applied to which type of property?

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B) Owner-occupied residential properties, giving homeowners the right to request mediation before a foreclosure sale

Nevada's Foreclosure Mediation Program (NRS 107.086) was designed to allow owner-occupants of residential properties to request mediation with their lender before a foreclosure sale could proceed. The program applied specifically to owner-occupied homes, not commercial or investment properties. Note: The program's legislative authorization has been subject to sunset provisions and its availability for new filings has been significantly curtailed; candidates should verify current operational status with the Nevada Supreme Court's program office.

Answer Options
A
All foreclosures regardless of property type or occupancy
B
Owner-occupied residential properties, giving homeowners the right to request mediation before a foreclosure sale
C
Commercial properties only
D
Residential properties valued over $1 million only

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Key Terms:

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