What is typically included in advance fees paid to the Division?

Advance fees paid to the Division generally refer to prepaid charges for services rendered by the Division itself. These fees are required to cover administrative costs associated with the processing of applications, oversight functions, and other regulatory responsibilities that the Division manages. For example, when an individual or entity submits an application for a manufactured housing license, the associated advance fees are used to ensure that the Division can effectively carry out its duties, including verifying compliance with state regulations.

In contrast, property inspection services, monthly maintenance fees, and brokerage fees would not typically fall under the category of advance fees to the Division. These expenses are related to other aspects of housing transactions or maintenance, not directly tied to the regulatory functions of the Division. Understanding the distinctions between these types of fees is essential for navigating the licensing process and ensuring compliance with Nevada's manufactured housing regulations.