Roles & Responsibilities
Types of Maintenance
Inspections & Liability
Special Issues & Emergencies
100

According to NRS 116.3107, who is responsible for maintaining the common elements in a community association?
A) Each unit owner
B) The association
C) The developer
D) Local government

What is B) The association?

100

Which type of maintenance is designed to reduce repair and replacement costs?
A) Deferred
B) Preventive
C) Corrective
D) Routine

What is B) Preventive?

100

What is the primary purpose of liability inspections?
A) Reduce repair costs
B) Ensure beautification of landscaping
C) Reduce legal liability and identify hazards
D) Save money on insurance premiums

What is C) Reduce legal liability and identify hazards?

100

If association maintained air conditioning fails in a home with children, how quickly must the association repair it?
A) Within 12 hours
B) Within 24 hours
C) Within 48 hours
D) Within 72 hours

What is B) Within 24 hours?

200

What is one of the primary roles of a community manager in an association?
A) Oversee maintenance and use of experts
B) Approve homeowner loans
C) Collect property taxes
D) Enforce city ordinances

What is A) Oversee maintenance and use of experts?

200

Cleaning and housekeeping fall under which type of maintenance?
A) Preventive
B) Corrective
C) Routine
D) Emergency

What is C) Routine?

200

How often should liability inspections be performed?
A) Only once a year
B) At regular intervals, depending on risks
C) Every five years
D) Only after an accident

What is B) At regular intervals, depending on risks?

200

Why are seasonal inspections important?
A) They prevent deferred maintenance
B) Risks vary depending on the season
C) Homeowners prefer quarterly reports
D) They save money on landscaping


What is B) Risks vary depending on the season?

300

If damage occurs while accessing a unit for repairs, who is liable for repairs?
A) The association only
B) The homeowner only
C) Whichever party caused the damage
D) No one, it is considered shared responsibility

What is C) Whichever party caused the damage?

300

Which type of maintenance involves actual repairs?
A) Corrective
B) Deferred
C) Scheduled
D) Preventive

What is A) Corrective?

300

Which of the following is NOT typically part of a liability inspection?
A) Walkways and parking areas
B) Playgrounds and pools
C) Overgrown landscaping
D) Mortgage documents

What is D) Mortgage documents?

300

What is the manager’s key responsibility in identifying issues?
A) Solve problems early
B) Wait until homeowners complain
C) Approve only emergency repairs
D) Focus only on financial reporting

What is A) Solve problems early?

400

What is the role of the declarant regarding expenses tied to developmental rights?
A) Share them equally with unit owners
B) Avoid liability after selling 50% of units
C) Transfer liability to the association
D) Be solely liable for those expenses

What is D) Be solely liable for those expenses?

400

Obvious repairs that are postponed are considered:
A) Emergency maintenance
B) Routine maintenance
C) Preventive maintenance
D) Deferred maintenance

What is D) Deferred maintenance?

400

Documenting inspections helps associations by:
A) Reducing tax obligations
B) Providing evidence of proactive risk management
C) Replacing the need for insurance
D) Eliminating maintenance costs

What is B) Providing evidence of proactive risk management?

400

Which common area is NOT listed as a high-priority inspection site?
A) Pools
B) Clubhouses
C) Walkways
D) Individual unit kitchens

What is D) Individual unit kitchens?

500

When governing documents do not clearly define maintenance responsibility, which is the best first step?
A) Ignore the issue
B) Seek advice from the association’s legal counsel
C) Ask homeowners to decide by vote
D) Postpone until a problem arises

What is B) Seek advice from the association’s legal counsel?

500

A new wall added in a clubhouse would fall under:
A) Routine
B) Corrective
C) Deferred
D) New construction

What is D) New construction?

500

Who can complete liability inspections?
A) CAM, landscapers, or subject matter experts
B) Only the fire department
C) Only homeowners
D) Only insurance carriers

What is A) CAM, landscapers, or subject matter experts?

500

Vehicle gates installed after March 1, 2000 must comply with:
A) NRS 116.3107
B) HOA governing documents
C) UL 325 safety standards
D) Local building codes only


What is C) UL 325 safety standards?

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