When is a buyer entitled to receive a complete property disclosure?

A buyer is entitled to receive a complete property disclosure before making an offer because it is crucial for making an informed decision regarding the purchase of a property. In Nevada, property disclosures provide essential information about the condition of the property, including any defects or issues that may exist. This transparency allows buyers to assess their interest in the property and decide whether to proceed with an offer or negotiate terms based on the disclosed information. Providing the disclosure early in the process helps prevent misunderstandings and ensures that buyers are fully aware of the facts that could influence their investment decision.

Receiving the disclosure at closing, after an offer has been accepted, or only upon request does not align with the goal of ensuring buyers have all necessary information upfront to protect their interests and make sound financial choices.