The Nebraska Real Estate Commission Licenses and Regulates real estate salespersons and brokers doing real estate business in the state of Nebraska. Please note the that Nebraska Real Estate Commission does not have jurisdiction or authority over transactions, but only licensees conduct in relation to those transactions. The Commission can discipline licensees if it is determined that they have broken the law. They cannot award damages to the persons complaining or determine the outcome of a dispute regarding a real estate transaction, such actions must be determined by the courts if a mutual agreement cannot be worked out by the parties involved.
If you feel that a salesperson or broker may have broken license or agency law while acting as a licensee in a real estate transaction or related real estate matter please review the information on the links below to see if you may have grounds for a complaint. If further assistance is needed in determining whether a potential grounds for a complaint against a licensee exists, please contact the Deputy Director for Enforcement, at:
Nebraska Real Estate Commission
Phone (402) 471-2004
Fax (402) 471-4492
E-mail:realestate.commission@nebraska.gov
The Complaint Instructions document outlines the process for filing a sworn complaint with the Nebraska Real Estate Commission (NREC). Please follow these steps carefully to ensure your complaint is properly submitted and considered. This document outlines the process and provides helpful resources.
The Nebraska Real Estate Commission (NREC) is dedicated to upholding the integrity of real estate practices in Nebraska. If you believe a real estate licensee has violated the law or NREC rules, you have the right to file a formal complaint. The Complainant Instruction document outlines the process and provides helpful resources.
The Nebraska Real Estate Commission (NREC) is dedicated to upholding the integrity of real estate practices in Nebraska. If a complaint has been filed against your real estate license, it requires a prompt response. The Respondent Instruction document outlines the process and provides helpful resources.