Agency
In Nebraska, the term 'fiduciary' in the context of a real estate agency relationship means the agent must:
AEarn a fair commission for services rendered
BPlace the client's interests above all others and act with the highest duty of trust and loyalty✓ Correct
CReport all transactions to the state treasury
DWork exclusively for one client at a time
Explanation
A fiduciary relationship imposes the highest duty of trust, loyalty, and good faith. In real estate, it means the agent must subordinate their own interests (and all other interests) to those of the client.
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