Agency
A Nebraska buyer's agent writes an offer that inadvertently omits the buyer's financing contingency. The agent is potentially liable for:
ANothing — the buyer should have reviewed the offer
BProfessional negligence/errors and omissions✓ Correct
CIntentional misrepresentation
DNREC license violation only
Explanation
Negligently omitting a material term (like a financing contingency) from a contract can expose the agent to a professional negligence claim and E&O insurance claim. Agents have a duty to exercise reasonable care and skill.
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