Nebraska License Law
A person who acts as a real estate broker without a Nebraska license is subject to:
AA warning letter only for the first offense
BCriminal penalties and civil liability, including inability to collect compensation✓ Correct
COnly a civil fine of up to $500
DAutomatic licensing after the transaction closes
Explanation
Practicing real estate brokerage without a license in Nebraska is illegal and can result in criminal penalties, civil liability, and forfeiture of any compensation earned from the unlicensed activity.
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