Contracts
Nebraska's SPCDS must be updated and provided to a new buyer if the property goes back on the market after a previous contract falls through and the seller:
AHas no new obligation — the original SPCDS is valid indefinitely
BDiscovers or becomes aware of new material conditions that must be disclosed to subsequent buyers✓ Correct
COnly needs to update if more than 6 months have passed
DOnly needs to update if the listing agent requests it
Explanation
If the seller learns of new material conditions (from the failed buyer's inspection reports or otherwise) after a contract falls through, they must update the SPCDS before providing it to subsequent buyers.
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