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A Nevada buyer is reviewing the terms of a purchase agreement with their agent. The agent explains the buyer's rights regarding the HOA resale package under NRS Chapter 116. Which of the following statements about the buyer's rights is NOT accurate under Nevada law?

Correct Answer

C) The buyer's 5-day cancellation right begins when the seller signs the purchase agreement, not when the package is received

The statement that the buyer's 5-day cancellation right begins when the seller signs the purchase agreement is NOT accurate. Under NRS 116.4109, the buyer's 5-calendar-day right to cancel begins upon the buyer's receipt of the HOA resale package, not upon contract execution. The start of the cancellation period is tied to delivery and receipt of the package, which may occur days after the contract is signed.

Answer Options
A
The buyer may cancel the purchase agreement within 5 calendar days of receiving the resale package
B
The buyer is entitled to receive the resale package within 10 days of contract execution
C
The buyer's 5-day cancellation right begins when the seller signs the purchase agreement, not when the package is received
D
If the buyer cancels within the 5-day period, the buyer is entitled to a refund of any deposits paid

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