Which of the following is NOT a duty of a Nevada Real Estate Licensee?

Providing financial advice is not a duty of a Nevada Real Estate Licensee. The primary responsibilities of a real estate licensee focus on facilitating real estate transactions, ensuring that clients are informed, and acting in the best interests of their clients. While licensees must have a good understanding of financial aspects related to real estate, such as market trends and pricing strategies, they are not licensed to give professional financial advice unless they also have the necessary qualifications, such as a financial advisor designation.

Disclosing material facts is a crucial duty, as licensees are required to inform potential buyers and sellers of any significant facts that might affect the property value or desirability. Presenting a Public Offering Statement is also a responsibility involved in timeshare transactions, where the licensee must provide accurate information about the timeshare property to prospective buyers. Signing contracts on behalf of buyers requires proper authority; while licensees can assist with the contract process, they do so under the mandate of the client and within the scope of their license.