Deficiency Judgments in Nevada

In order to claim a deficiency judgment, a party must follow NRS 40.455, NRS 457, and NRS 459.  Specifically, a party must:

  1. Application by judgment creditor or beneficiary of trust within 6 months after the date of foreclosure sale or trustee sale per NRS 107.080. (NRS 40.455);
  2. Showing that there is a deficiency. (NRS 40.457);
  3. Hearing must be held before making award and evidence shall be heard regarding fair market value of the property as of the date of the foreclosure/sale. (NRS 40.459)   ; and
  4. Deficiency judgment shall be lesser of amount owed minus the fair market value, or the amount owed minus the actual sales price of property (plus interest from date of sale).

See elements for other claims at the Nevada Law Library

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