Nebraska License Law
A Nebraska real estate licensee's duty to disclose material facts applies when:
AOnly when the agent is representing the buyer
BIn all transactions where the licensee is involved, whether representing buyer, seller, or in a transaction broker capacity✓ Correct
COnly in residential transactions over $500,000
DOnly after the listing agreement is signed
Explanation
The duty to disclose material facts applies in all transactions — whether the agent represents the buyer, seller, or acts as a transaction broker. This is a minimum standard of honest dealing owed to all parties.
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