What is the title for a Nevada licensed person who signed a duties owed document with a client?

The title corresponding to a Nevada licensed person who has signed a duties owed document with a client is a salesperson. In the context of real estate in Nevada, the duties owed document is a requirement that establishes the relationship between the licensed individual and their client, outlining the responsibilities and obligations of the salesperson.

A salesperson, often referred to as a real estate agent, operates under a broker's supervision and is typically involved in various activities such as listing properties, showing homes, and helping clients during the transaction process. By signing the duties owed document, the salesperson confirms their commitment to act in the best interests of their client, adhere to ethical practices, and uphold the standards set by the real estate commission.

In contrast, while a real estate broker also has responsibilities to clients and may also sign such documents, they typically hold a higher license status and often supervise salespersons. An escrow officer is a neutral third party who facilitates transactions but does not represent either buyer or seller, making their role distinct from the duties owed to clients by a salesperson.