Which entity is NOT part of the common-interest community oversight?

The Community Manager Association is the entity that does not fall within the oversight of common-interest communities. In Nevada, the oversight of common-interest communities is primarily structured around various entities with specific regulatory roles.

The Financial Institutions Division is responsible for the oversight of financial matters related to community associations, ensuring compliance with financial regulations. The Commission on Common-Interest Communities advises on policies and regulations, helping to govern how these communities operate. The Ombudsman plays a critical role in mediating disputes and providing assistance to homeowners and community leaders regarding their rights and obligations within these communities.

In contrast, the Community Manager Association primarily focuses on support and advocacy for property management professionals but does not have a direct oversight role in the governance or regulation of common-interest communities themselves. This differentiates it from the entities involved in oversight, which are designed to ensure adherence to laws and regulations governing these communities.