Nevada § 645B.170 Trust account required for money deposited to pay taxes or insurance premiums; fiduciary duty of mortgage company; accounting to debtor and Commissioner; additional duties and prohibitions

Nevada Statutes

§ 645B.170 — Trust account required for money deposited to pay taxes or insurance premiums; fiduciary duty of mortgage company; accounting to debtor and Commissioner; additional duties and prohibitions

Nevada § 645B.170

Title 54PROFESSIONS, OCCUPATIONS AND BUSINESSES

Ch. 645BMortgage

ESCROW AND TRUST ACCOUNTS

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 645B.170 (2026).

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1.All money paid to a mortgage company and his or her mortgage loan originators for payment of taxes or insurance premiums on real property which secures any loan arranged or loan made by the mortgage company must be deposited in an insured depository financial institution and kept separate, distinct and apart from money belonging to the mortgage company. Such money, when deposited, is to be designated as an “impound trust account” or under some other appropriate name indicating that the accounts are not the money of the mortgage company.

2.The mortgage company has a fiduciary duty to each debtor with respect to the money in an impound trust account.

3.The mortgage company shall, upon reasonable notice, account to any debtor whose real property secures a loan arranged or loan made by th

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1. All money paid to a mortgage company and his or her mortgage loan originators for payment of taxes or insurance premiums on real property which secures any loan arranged or loan made by the mortgage company must be deposited in an insured depository financial institution and kept separate, distinct and apart from money belonging to the mortgage company. Such money, when deposited, is to be designated as an “impound trust account” or under some other appropriate name indicating that the accounts are not the money of the mortgage company.
2. The mortgage company has a fiduciary duty to each debtor with respect to the money in an impound trust account.
3. The mortgage company shall, upon reasonable notice, account to any debtor whose real property secures a loan arranged or loan made by the mortgage company for any money which that person has paid to the mortgage company for the payment of taxes or insurance premiums on the real property.
4. The mortgage company shall, upon reasonable notice, account to the Commissioner for all money in an impound trust account.
5. A mortgage company shall:
(a) Require contributions to an impound trust account in an amount reasonably necessary to pay the obligations as they become due.
(b) Undertake an annual review of an impound trust account.
(c) Within 30 days after the completion of the annual review of an impound trust account, notify the debtor:
(1) Of the amount by which the contributions exceed the amount reasonably necessary to pay the annual obligations due from the account; and
(2) That the debtor may specify the disposition of the excess money within 20 days after receipt of the notice. If the debtor fails to specify such a disposition within that time, the mortgage company shall maintain the excess money in the account.
Ê This subsection does not prohibit a mortgage company from requiring additional amounts to be paid into an impound trust account to recover a deficiency that exists in the account.
6. A mortgage company shall not make payments from an impound trust account in a manner that causes a policy of insurance to be cancelled or causes property taxes or similar payments to become delinquent.