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Realtors

Property inspection requirements resources

Realtors or homeowners should ensure that a current Report of System Status is on file with Clark County Public Health before listing a home for sale.  The report considered current for purposes of this subsection if it was completed within one year of the date of sale. 

For service providers certified in Clark County: 

More information:

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