Nevada Community Association Manager Certification Quiz

Maintenance easements for a community are typically found in the Plats or CC&R's (Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions), as these documents outline the rules, regulations, and responsibilities for property owners within the community.

Board members are typically volunteers and do not receive a salary for serving on the board. The other options are important responsibilities and knowledge areas that board members should adhere to and maintain.

Upon passing the final exam in Nevada, individuals are usually granted a provisional community manager certificate, which allows them to work in the field of community management under supervision.

Welcome letters are considered a written form of communication as they are typically sent in written format either physically or electronically to welcome someone.

Critical people skills involve integrity, communication, and empathy. Finishing statements for someone without allowing them to express themselves goes against effective communication and empathy, which are essential in client interactions.

At an owner's hearing, the key component of verbal communication that is required is listening, as it is essential to fully understand the information being presented and actively engage in the process.

The correct answer requires that the Community Manager has exclusive dedication to the common interest community and follows the directions of the Board of Directors, indicating an employer-employee relationship.

In Nevada, an employee can indeed be fired at any time without cause due to the state's laws regarding employment-at-will.

The Articles of Incorporation typically outline the purpose of the Corporation, which is a key component of this legal document. While use restrictions and the number of officers or board members may be included in other corporate documents, they are not typically found in the Articles of Incorporation.

In a common-interest community, it is important for the Board to take resident surveys seriously and handle suggestions with respect and professionalism. Making fun of suggestions can discourage residents from providing feedback in the future and create a negative environment within the community.

In this scenario, board members can be held personally liable for various reasons relating to their responsibilities. Options A, B, and C all involve ways in which a board member could be held liable for failing to fulfill their duties. However, option D is an exception as going along with decisions made by a majority of the Board that are against the law could potentially involve breaking the law themselves, and therefore would not shield them from liability.

Directors are subject to rules and regulations regarding gifts and incentives to ensure ethical practices and avoid conflicts of interest. In this scenario, the correct course of action is to give the ticket back as the director can only receive up to $100 from vendors in any one year.

According to NAC 116A.340, you are required to notify the division of any changes in your address within 10 days of receiving your license.

Lender provisions are typically found in the CC&Rs (Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions) of a property, outlining the rights and obligations of both lenders and borrowers.

While ensuring that the Secretary of State Corporate filing is completed and mailed annually is essential for various reasons, it does not provide total protection against lawsuits. Other measures like having proper insurance coverage and following all legal requirements are necessary for this aspect.

According to NAC 116.482, a manager can 'take' $500.00 annually from all vendors put together as incentives.

The correct answer is option D. 'All of the above' because any 'gratuities' received from vendors, regardless of the amount, need to be reported with the renewal of the license.

The correct answer is B because seating arrangement can play a role in controlling troubled Board Members during meetings by avoiding confrontational positions.

According to the rules, each member of the Executive Board has 90 days after his appointment or election to certify in writing that he has read and understands the governing documents of the Association, the provisions of NRS 116 and NAC 116 – NRS 116.31034 Section 15.

A limited common element refers to a component that is owned by the CIC, but is accessible to or used by fewer owners than all of the owners. The other incorrect options do not accurately define a limited common element.

A Planned Community is a type of common interest community that is not specifically classified as a condominium or cooperative.

A condominium is a type of housing where each individual unit is owned by the person living in it, whereas common areas are owned collectively by all unit owners. The concept of owning 'air space' refers to owning the space within the unit's boundaries, including the airspace above and below the unit. This is one of the key aspects of condominium ownership.

The correct answer is B because sales agents are crucial in fostering a sense of community within new developments and common-interest communities.

In a condominium, owners have an undivided interest in the common areas along with owning their individual units. This means that common areas are collectively owned by all unit owners.

Landscaping in an HOA serves multiple purposes such as enhancing property value, satisfying developer-related provisions, and providing pleasing areas to break up housing units.

Per NAC 116.480A, a member of the board needs to report any gratuity over $15.00 annually. This amount is required to be disclosed as part of the budget for transparency and accountability.

Condo hotels in Nevada are subject to NRS 116 under state law.