Nevada § 624.264 - Financial responsibility of applicant or licensee: Additional requirements for certain applicants and licensees engaged in residential construction

§ 624.264. Financial responsibility of applicant or licensee: Additional requirements for certain applicants and licensees engaged in residential construction

1. In addition to any other requirements set forth in this chapter, if an applicant

will engage in residential construction and the applicant or the natural person qualifying

on behalf of the applicant pursuant to NRS 624.260 has not held a contractor's license issued pursuant to this chapter within the 2

years immediately preceding the date that the application is submitted to the Board,

the Board shall require the applicant to establish financial responsibility by submitting

to the Board: (a) A financial statement that is: (1) Prepared by an independent certified public accountant; or (2) Submitted on a form or in a format prescribed by the Board together with an affidavit

which verifies the accuracy of the financial statement; and (b) Any other information required by the Board. 2. Before the Board may issue a contractor's license to the applicant, the Board must

determine whether, based on the financial information concerning the applicant, it

would be in the public interest to do any or all of the following: (a) Require the applicant to obtain the services of a construction control with respect

to any money that the applicant requires a purchaser of a new residence to pay in

advance to make upgrades to the new residence. If the Board imposes such a requirement, the applicant may not: (1) Be related to the construction control or to an employee or agent of the construction

control; or (2) Hold, directly or indirectly, a financial interest in the business of the construction

control. (b) Establish an aggregate monetary limit on the contractor's license, which must

be the maximum combined monetary limit on all contracts that the applicant may undertake

or perform as a licensed contractor at any one time, regardless of the number of contracts,

construction sites, subdivision sites or clients. If the Board establishes such a limit, the Board: (1) Shall determine the period that the limit is in effect; and (2) During that period, may increase or decrease the limit as the Board deems appropriate.