Agency
A Nebraska real estate agent acting as a transaction broker owes the parties:
AFull fiduciary duties to both parties
BNo duties to either party
CLimited duties including honesty, accounting, and skill✓ Correct
DFiduciary duties only to the buyer
Explanation
A transaction broker in Nebraska owes limited duties: honest dealing, accounting for all funds, reasonable skill and care, and timely presentation of offers. They do NOT owe fiduciary duties like loyalty and confidentiality.
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