Live Online Classes Are Back!

We are excited to announce that the Ombudsman Office of the Nevada Real Estate Division’s Common Interest Communities and Condominium Hotels (CICCH) Program is now offering live online classes once again. These classes are designed to help you better understand the laws and regulations governing community associations in Nevada and to support community managers and board members in fulfilling their responsibilities.

Current Classes Available

Understanding Complaints Without Cause for NRED Ombudsman Office to Pursue
This class helps participants understand what constitutes a valid complaint. We explore common misunderstandings that result in complaints the Ombudsman Office cannot pursue and provide a brief introduction to Pathways Of Complaints.

Pathway of Complaints
Learn the step-by-step process for filing complaints with the Ombudsman Office, including understanding the difference between a complaint for a violation of the governing documents (CC&Rs) and a complaint related to violations of NRS 116.

Welcome to the Board
New to serving on your community’s board? This class provides an essential overview of the roles, duties, and expectations of board members in community associations. Learn about the responsibilities outlined in NRS 116 and how to effectively contribute to your community’s governance.

Responsibilities of the Community Manager
This class covers the key duties of community managers, as set out in Nevada law. Whether you are a new or experienced community manager, this course will help CAMs and Board Members understand what is required to ensure compliance and maintain best practices in managing community associations.

As we continue to evolve our education and training programs, we want to inform potential attendees that our current offerings will reflect our commitment to serving the constituents of Nevada in the most effective way possible. Things have evolved since previous years, and we are embracing new approaches and technologies to ensure our education program is more relevant, engaging, and responsive to the needs of our communities.