Nebraska License Law
Nebraska's real estate license law provides a consumer protection fund (sometimes called the Real Estate Guaranty Fund) that:
APays all real estate agent commissions
BCompensates consumers who suffer financial harm from a licensee's fraudulent or dishonest acts✓ Correct
CCovers all property transaction losses
DIs used to fund NREC operations
Explanation
Nebraska's Real Estate Recovery Fund (or Guaranty Fund) provides a mechanism for compensating consumers who have been defrauded by a licensed real estate agent when a judgment cannot be collected from the licensee.
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