Agency
Nebraska law requires a licensee to provide an agency disclosure to a potential client:
AOnly at the time of signing a listing agreement
BAt the first substantial contact✓ Correct
COnly when representing the buyer
DAfter the purchase agreement is executed
Explanation
Nebraska law requires agency disclosure at the first substantial contact with a potential client, ensuring consumers understand who the agent represents before any significant discussions occur.
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