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Updated about 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Finder's fee in Nevada
I'm a multifamily investor who is searching for a property to buy in Nevada. While searching I found an off-market property that does not meet my investment criteria. Since it is off-market I was thinking of selling the property information to another investor and charging a 2% finder's fee at closing. Is it legal to do that in Nevada without a license?
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I would second that probably not... Check NRS 645.280
A work around would be to get the property under contract and assign the contract to the end buyer.