300DI.Joo1- 1971 ( Hw.) Lincoln - Fall - 1978 NEBRASKA PUBLICATIONS ClE-ARINGHOUSE FEB 21 1979 Commission Appointment Announced Dorothy H. Matzke Dorothy Matzke Named To Commission Governor,J. J. Exon has announced the appointment of Dorothy H. Matzke of Lincoln to a six year term as a member of the Nebraska Real Estate Commission. Mrs. Matzke is the first person to be appointed under a provision of an amendment to the Real Estate License Act recently enacted by the Le.gislature. The Act now provides for an additional commission member who is appointed at large and who must have been a licensed salesperson for not less than three years. Dorothy Matzke has been licensed as a salesperson since 1971 and is associated with Woods Bros. Realty, Inc. in Lincoln. She is the first woman to serve as a member of the Commission. She is a graduate of the University of Nebraska at Lincoln with a B.S. degree in Home Economics and is a member of Phi Upsilon Omicron and Omicron Nu, home economics honoraries, and Past President of the University of Nebraska Home Economics Alumni. Her professional and civic activities include serving on the Lincoln Public Schools Advisory Committee for Vocational Education, Board of Directors-Child Guidance Center, and State Education Committee-Ne- braska Realtors Association. Dedicated to volunteer work she is active in her church, and has served as a volunteer with such worthy causes as the Madonna Home, Meals on Wheels, March of Dimes, Prescott school library and as a Den Mother in the Cub Scout program. Dorothy and her husband Stanley A. Matzke along with their three children, live at 2054 South Street, Lincoln, Nebraska. LICENSE LAW EDUCATIONAL WORKSHOPS SCHEDULED Five Stop Tour will deal with Listing Contracts, Purchase Agreements, License Law Changes and Real Estate Closings. Send in the registration form NOW. {See Page 7)
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~ 300DI.Joo1-1971 ( Hw.)
Lincoln - Fall - 1978
NEBRASKA PUBLICATIONS ClE-ARINGHOUSE
FEB 21 1979
Commission Appointment Announced
Dorothy H. Matzke
Dorothy Matzke Named To Commission Governor,J. J. Exon has announced the appointment of Dorothy H.
Matzke of Lincoln to a six year term as a member of the Nebraska Real Estate Commission.
Mrs. Matzke is the first person to be appointed under a provision of an amendment to the Real Estate License Act recently enacted by the Le.gislature. The Act now provides for an additional commission member who is appointed at large and who must have been a licensed salesperson for not less than three years.
Dorothy Matzke has been licensed as a salesperson since 1971 and is associated with Woods Bros. Realty, Inc. in Lincoln. She is the first woman to serve as a member of the Commission.
She is a graduate of the University of Nebraska at Lincoln with a B.S. degree in Home Economics and is a member of Phi Upsilon Omicron and Omicron Nu, home economics honoraries, and Past President of the University of Nebraska Home Economics Alumni.
Her professional and civic activities include serving on the Lincoln Public Schools Advisory Committee for Vocational Education, Board of Directors-Child Guidance Center, and State Education Committee-Nebraska Realtors Association. Dedicated to volunteer work she is active in her church, and has served as a volunteer with such worthy causes as the Madonna Home, Meals on Wheels, March of Dimes, Prescott school library and as a Den Mother in the Cub Scout program.
Dorothy and her husband Stanley A. Matzke along with their three children, live at 2054 South Street, Lincoln, Nebraska.
LICENSE LAW EDUCATIONAL WORKSHOPS
SCHEDULED
Five Stop Tour will deal with Listing Contracts, Purchase Agreements, License Law Changes and Real Estate Closings.
Send in the registration form NOW.
{See Page 7)
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The Nebraska Real Estate Commission Comment
Official Publication of the Nebraska Real Estate Commission
301 Centennial Mall So. P.O. Box 94667
Lincoln, Nebraska 68509 471-2004
EDITOR ........... PAUL QUINLAN
THE COMMISSION
Allen J. Beermann, Chairman Secretary of State State Capitol ................ Lincoln
Bernard W. Hardesty, 1st District 5940 R Street ............... Lincoln
Frank J. Wear, 2nd District 7 602 Pacific ................. Omaha
David G. Mitten, 3rd District 535 No. Park Ave ............ Fremont
E.W. Johannessen, 4th District 102 E. 3rd St. No. 103 .... North Platte
Robert K. Corn, Member at Large 646 So. Washington .......... Papillion
Dorothy Matzke, Member at Large 2054 South St ............... Lincoln
Paul Quinlan, Director 301 Centennial Mall So ......... Lincoln
Televised Course ''Real Estate Principles
and Practices''
Scheduled
The television course, "Real Estate Principles and Practices," is scheduled for broadcast on the Nebraska Educational Television Network beginning Monday, November 6, 1978.
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) Division of Continuing Studies SUN course is being presented with the cooperation of. the departments of Real Estate and Land Economics at the University of Nebraska at Omaha and the UNL Department of Finance.
Television segments of the course were made possible through a grant by the Nebraska Real Estate Commission to the UNL Division of Continuing Studies, and a matching loan to the Division by the University of Nebraska Foundation.
Dean of Continuing Studies Quentin Gessner said the televised
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From The Director's Desk 4 RULES AND REGULATIONS HEARING NOTICE
At 1 :30 P .M. September 18th a public hearing will be held in Room 1113, State Capitol Building for the purpose of considering changes in the Rules and Regulations relating to the Real Estate License Act.
A hearing will also be held for the purpose of considering new Rules and Regulations relating to the Nebraska Real Estate Appraiser Act. A verbatium copy of the proposed changes and proposed new rules is published elsewhere in this issue. In addition to this notice, a similar notice has been published in 17 daily newspapers throughout Nebraska with the hope that all interested persons will know about the hearings and have an opportunity to be heard.
The proposed new rules relating to the Real Estate Appraiser Act were published and considered at a prior time but because of technical reasons, it was not possible to complete the adoption of the Rules at that time. The technical matter has been corrected by legislation and hence, the reason for again considering the proposed new rules.
If you have any opinions relative to the proposed rule changes or proposed new rules, please attend the hearing.
SALESPERSON APPLICATIONS Education requirements under the provisions of LB 361, recently
enacted by the Legislature, require all applicants for real estate salespersons' licenses to furnish evidence of completion of two courses in real estate subjects, approved by the Commission, composed of not less than 60 class hours of study or in lieu thereof, correspondence courses approved by the Commission.
It should be understood that the courses must have been successfully completed prior to the time at which applicants file applications. Filing deadlines cannot be met on the basis that applicants are taking courses which will be completed at some future time. Applications cannot be accepted without the education information.
programs supplement printed materials produced by the Department of Independent Study in the Division. The televised programs will be shown each week on Mondays at 9 p.m., with a repeat telecast on Saturdays at 10:30 a.m. Programs will continue through December 16.
Recent legislation passed by the Nebraska Legislature requires individuals entering the real estate profession to complete two courses in real estate subjects before they may qualify for licenses. Dean Gessner said the television course will give potential real estate salespersons opportunity to partially meet the licensing requirements through home study.
Individuals may take the course on either a credit or non-credit basis. Those wishing 3 semester hours credit must pay a tuition fee of $75 plus $40 for the course instructional kit. The non-credit fee is $25, plus $40 for instructional materials. Individuals wishing to take the course for the purpose of
meeting real estate education requirements must take the course for credit.
In addition to the television programs and home study materials, faculty services will be available to all enrolled students (credit or non-credit) by calling the toll-free number 800-7 42-7 421.
The television components for the course are being produced at the facilities of the Nebraska ETV Network in Lincoln. A team of faculty members from the U niversity of Nebraska Lincoln and Omaha campuses are currently working on the project. The team includes real estate professors Dr. Don Nielsen and Dr. Wayne Wilson of UNO, and Dr. Mahlon Sorenson, instructor for finance at UNL.
For further information or registration, call toll-free 800-742-7421 (in Lincoln, call 472-3587), or write:
UNL Division of Continuing Studies-SUN
Box 82446 Lincoln, NE 68501
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Commission And HUD Sign - . . . . -- .
Seated from left to right: Lloyd Davis, Director of Voluntary Compliance, HUD'- Washington, D.C.; Allen Beermann, Chairman of the Nebraska Real Estate Commission; Governor J. Exon; Standing from left to right: Richard Burke, Director of Lincoln Housing Authority; Charles Jean-Baptiste, Director, Fair Housing/Equal Opportunity Division, Omaha Area Office; Nate Ruben, Acting Area Director, Omaha Area Office; David G. Mitten, Robert K. Corn, Bernard W. Hardesty, Frank J. Wear, Commission Members; Paul Quinlan, Director; and Robert H. Petersen, Council for the Commission.
Recently, The United Stated Department of Housing and Urban Development entered into an Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Agreement with the Nebraska Real Estate Commission, a member agency of the National Association of Real Estate License Law Officials (NARELLO). The formal signing ceremony was held on July 7, 1978, and those attending included Mr. Lloyd Davis, Director of Voluntary Compliance, HUD, Washington, D.C., Mr. Nate Ruben, Acting Area Director, Omaha Area Office, Mr. Charles Jean-Baptiste, Director, Fair Housing/Equal Opportunity Division, Omaha Area Office, David G. Mitten, Robert K. Corn, Bernard W. Hardesty, Frank J. Wear, Commission Members, Robert H. Petersen, Counsel for the Nebraska Real Estate Commission, Mr. Paul Quinlan, Director, Nebraska Real Estate Commission, Mr. Allen ·J. Beermann, Nebraska Secretary of State and chairman of the Commission, and Governor J.J. Exon who witnessed the signing.
A press release issued by HUD on the occasion of the signing, reported in part as follows: "Real Estate License Law Officials, bein_g responsible for regulating the practices of individuals and organizations engaged as real estate agents within their respective jurisdictions, are in an advantageous position to promote the National Fair Housing Policy. The agreement has the dual objective of ensuring that all professional services of a licensed real estate agent/broker are equally available to all persons regardless of race, color, religion, sex, or national origin and ensuring that all newly licensed persons in the real estate business are informed of and held to their responsibilities under the fair housing laws. The agreement also evidences the commitment of the Nebraska Real Estate Commission to utilize its powers in achieving the objectives .of the agreement and provides for the sharing of information by HUD and the Commission. HUD will off er technical assistance to the Commission to further the agreement's objectives.
With the signing of the agreement, Nebraska has become one of the early states to adopt the National Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Agreement for Real Estate License Law Officials."
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Proposed Rules Nebraska Real Estate
Appraiser License Act
RULE NUMBER 1
A raisals minimum standards; documentation, disclosure and cer.tifica ion re u1rements· ena ties.
1 written or ora appraisal, reporting an estimated value, shall be supported with written documentation or written memoranda which shall include but not be limited to the following:
(a) An identification and description of the property being appraised.
(b) The purpose of the appraisal and a definition of the value estimated.
(c) Information upon which the appraisal is based. (d) The effective date of the appraisal. (e) The reasoning supporting the value conclusion which may
include the Market Data Approach (Direct Sales Comparison Approach), the Income Approach and the Cost Approach. The exclusion of any of these three approaches must be explained.
(f) The final estimate of value. (g) All Special and limiting conditions, if any.
(2) It shall be deemed grounds for suspension or revocation for a licensed appraiser to omit any of the requirements provided in Section (1), from any appraisal report transmitted to a client without good cause. If, with good cause, any of the above requirements are not included in the appraisal report transmitted to the client, the appraiser shall clearly set forth within the appraisal report transmitted to a client a statement to the effect that the portion excluded or assumptions made are included in the appraiser's written appraisal or written memoranda which has been prepared and retained in the appraiser's file and which written appraisal or written memoranda shall be incorporated by reference and become an integral part of the appraisal.
(3) When a client requests that something less than a full and complete written appraisal report be prepared by an appraiser, the appraiser may accept such limited assignment provided that he complies with the following requirements:
(a) Prior to accepting such limited assignment, the appraiser must advise his client in writing that the assignment calls for something less than a full and complete appraisal report and that the appraisal report will, therefore, be qualified to reflect the limited scope of the assignment.
(b) The limited scope of the appraisal report must be set forth and described in the report.
(c) The contents of the appraisal report must be drafted in such a way that the report is meaningful and in such detail so that the limited nature of the report will not result in misleading the client or the public. (4) For the purposes of this Rule, the testimony of an appraiser
concerning the appraiser's analyses, conclusions or opinions concerning real estate shall be considered to be the equivalent of an oral appraisal report. An appraiser must comply with the specific reporting rules relating to oral appraisal reports when said appraiser testifies in a judicial proceeding with respect to any of said appraiser's analyses, conclusions or opinions concerning real estate.
(5) Each appraisal report must contain a certification by the appraiser charged with rendering the valuation which must include but not be limited to certifying that the appraiser:
(a) Has no present or contemplated future interest in the real estate that is the subject of the appraisal report.
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Commissioner
Corn Honored
PRESIDENT CARTER APPOINTS ROBERT K. CORN
TO USO BOARD
President Carter announced the appointment of Mr. Robert K. Corn of Papillion, Nebraska to the USO Board of Governors, USO World Headquarters. Mr. Corn joins such notables on the Board as Joseph Robbie-Manufacturing General Partner of the Mianl.1 Dolphins, Donald Keough-Executive Vice President of Coca-Cola Co., Cary Grant, Edward J. Daly-President and Chairman of the Board of World Airways, and Ambassador John Davis Lodge.
The President, under the by-laws of the USO, is requested to name six persons to the Board, who then serve a three year term.
Mr. Corn said of his appointment, "I am very honored to be named to this position." He added, "I wi.11 proudly accept the challenge and the responsibility to assist the USO in whatever way I am able."
As a USO Board member, Mr. Corn will help set policy and program activities for USO worldwide operations. The USO, now in its 37th year, provides a wide-ranging program to meet the needs of over two million U.S. service people and their three million dependents.
From a network of over 100 centers worldwide, USO services include programs of informal counseling and referral, community involvement projects, intercultural understanding opportunities, help with emergency situations, and providing of the famous USO shows program to isolated bases.
Mr. Corn, by serving on the USO Board of Governors, demonstrates his strong support of the USO's volunteer effort to which he will add his time, energy and ideas.
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(b) Has no personal interest or bias with respect to the subject matter of the appraisal report or the parties involved; Provided, if a statement, as required in a. and b. of Subsection 3, cannot be made, then such appraisal report must contain a clear statement disclosing all such personal interest or bias.
(c) Has or has not personally inspected the subject property. (d) To the best of the appraiser's knowledge and belief, the
statements of fact contained in the appraisal report, upon which the analyses, opinions and conclusions expressed therein are based, are true and correct.
(e) The appraisal report sets forth all of the limiting conditions, affecting the analyses, opinions and conclusions contained in the report.
(f) No person other than the signer of the appraisal report, except as otherwise acknowledged, prepared the analyses, opinions and conclusions concerning the real estate that are set forth in the appraisal report.
Rule Number 1 Laws 1973, LB 86, § 3, RRS 1943 § 81-8,278 (l)(c); Laws 1978, LB 917, § 8, Effective date July 22, 1978.
RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE NEBRASKA REAL ESTATE COMMISSION PROPOSED RULE CHANGES
(New language has a line under it and deleted language has a line through it)
Rule 1, Section (4) be amended to read as follows: (4) Salesmen desiring to transfer to a broker's license must first file
with the Commission such application for a broker's license and appear for a written examination at a regular examination date.
(a) The words "have served actively", for one-year or two-years as the case may be, and as provided in Subsection (2) Section 81-885.13 of the Nebraska Real Estate License Act of 1973 shall mean that the applicant must have devoted his full-time to activities requiring the holding of a salesman's license or if less than full-time, for a period of time equal to one-year full-time or two-years full-time as the case may be.
(b) Courses of study provided in Sections 81-885.13 and 81-885.14 of the Nebraska Real Estate License Act of 1973 shall be courses of study approved by the Real Estate Commission and which are offered by (1) Nebraska accredited baccalaureate degree granting institutions and Nebraska or non-Nebraska institutions offering programs, and credits from which, can be transferred to an· accredited Nebraska baccalaureate degree granting institutions, (2) Nebraska Technical Community College, (3) duly licensed Proprietary Real Estate Schools and~ ill Special Institutes relating to real estate which Institutes are approved by the Real Estate Commission and when such Institutes are conducted in conjunction with institutions enumerated in (1) and (2) of this Rule; Provided, the Real Estate Commission may give credit for similar courses taken at similar institutions in other states.
Rule 2, Subsection 2 to be amended to read as follows: (2) Each broker when operating under a franchise trade name shall
clearly reveal in all advertising that he is the person which owns the entity using such franchise trade name. On and after July 1, 1979, any broker who operates under or uses a franchise name shall incorporate with the franchise name and logotype his own name; however, the broker's name may not oe less than 50 percent of the surface area of the entire combined area of both the broker's name and the franchise name or logotype.
Proprietary Schools Offer Courses
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Under provisions of LB 361, recently enacted by the Legislature, Proprietary Real Estate Schools became eligible on July 22, 1978, to· instruct prescribed real estate courses to individuals who wish to qualify as applicants for salesperson's and broker's licenses as required by the Nebraska Real Estate License Act as amended by LB 361. Proprietary schools desiring to instruct Commission approved courses may do so after they are approved by the Commission. Approval requires, in part, that they (1) meet licensing requirements of the Nebraska Department of Education, (2) teach courses prescribed by the Commission, and (3) use instructors approved by the Commission.
As we go to press, three schools have been approved. They are Randall School of Real Estate, 11117 Wright Street, Omaha, Nebraska 68144, Real Estate Academy, Inc., 10407 Devonshire Circle #135, Omaha, Nebraska 68114 and the Nebraska School of Real Estate, 942 No. 70th Street, Lincoln, Nebraska 68510. These schools have been approved to instruct Principles and Practices and Finance. There are other proprietary schools which have applications pending.
Other prescribed courses: Appraisal, Investments, Law and Management, will become available in September and proprietary schools will have the option to begin classes in these courses.
With proprietary schools offering courses, the options available to the citizens of Nebraska wishing to enter the Real Estate field have been further expanded. It is anticipated that these schools will be a valuable addition in making college level real estate educational opportunities even more readily available.
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Deputy Director For Education Named
Les Tyrrell has been named to the newly created position of Deputy Director For Education and began his duties on July 5th.
Les has been involved with public school education in Nebraska for the last ten years. He has served for the past six years in an administrative capacity for the Malcolm Public School System. From 1972 to 1976 he served there as Secondary Principal and from 1976-1978 as Superintendent of Schools.
Les was born and raised in Lincoln. He attended Lincoln Northeast High School and received his Bachelor's Degree in Education from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 1968. In 1972 he received a Masters Degree in Secondary Education with a specialization in Educational Administration and in 1976 received a Specialist Degree in Educational Administration, all from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
Les Tyrrell
As Deputy Director For Education, he will have the responsibility of coordinating all of the Real Estate Education activities of the Commission, including developing and conducting Teacher Training Programs and the monitoring of Real Estate Courses.
DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS TAKEN BY REAL ESTATE COMMISSION (Other Than Cases on AppealJ
APRIL l, 1978-AUGUST 31, 1978
State of Nebraska, ex rel State Real Estate Commission vs. Betty Jean England, Jeanne E. Smith and Hogan Real Estate, Inc. Salesperson's license of Betty Jean England suspended for a period of 15 days from May 6, 1978. (Demonstrated incompetence to act as a real estate salesperson). Broker's license of Jeanne E. Smith suspended for a period of 15 days from May 6, 1978. (Failure to properly supervise salesperson-employee, Betty Jean England, in the handling of the real estate transaction). Complaint against Hogan Real Estate, Inc. dismissed. No evidence of a violation of the Nebraska Real Estate License Law.
State of Nebraska, ex rel State Real Estate CQmmission vs. Timothy H. Hinkle and Danette J. Cyr. Timothy H. Hinkle, broker, censured. (Demonstrated unworthiness and incompetency to act as a broker). Danette J. Cyr, salesperson, censured. (Demonstrated unworthiness and incompetency to act as a salesperson).
State of Nebraska, ex rel Raymond and Betty-Jane Chollet vs. Angelo Manzitto. Angelo Manzitto censured. (Demonstrated unworthiness and incompetency to act as a broker).
State of Nebraska, ex rel State Real Estate Commission vs. Thomas Ward Moore. Thomas Ward Moore censured. (Making substantial misrepresentations in his application for renewal of license. Demonstrated unworthiness and incompetency to act as a real estate broker).
State of Nebraska, ex rel State Real Estate Commission vs. J. Robert Stahn. Salesperson's license of J. Robert Stahn revoked. (Failing to account for and remit any money coming into his possession belonging to others. Commingling the money or other property of his principals with his own. Demonstrated his unworthiness and incompetency to act as a real estate salesperson).
Most Important Home Warranty Contracts Are Insurance Contracts
It has been interpreted by the Nebraska Department of Insurance that Home Warranty Contracts are, in fact, insurance contracts. Thus, the sale of Home Warranty Contracts come within the jurisdiction of the Department of Insurance and such contracts must be registered and approved by the Department of Insurance before they can be offered for sale in Nebraska.
Also, all persons offering such contracts for sale must be duly licensed as insurance agents by the Department of Insurance.
Any real estate broker or salesperson who may be attempting to sell Home Warranty contracts should cease their activities at once and desist from any further sales activity until they are certain that the Home Warranty Contracts they are offering are properly registered, and that they are properly licensed to sell Home Warranty Contracts.
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Annual Educational Workshops The Nebraska Real Estate Commission is pleased to announce that a series of Educational Workshops For
Licensees will be held in five Nebraska cities during the week of October 9-13, 1978. The Workshops will be conducted by Real Estate Commission Director, Paul Quinlan and Commission
Counsel, Robert H. Petersen. Each one day session will deal with many aspects of the real estate practice and will give special attention to listing contracts and purchase agreements. A portion of the program is designed around a theme of "Do you really know what's in the Listing Contracts and Purchase Agreements". Robert Petersen will examine the form and substance of listing contracts and purchase agreements and review important court decisions involving listing contracts and purchase agreements. Paul Quinlan will conduct a License Law section of the workshop which will include a comprehensive review of recent license law changes, and Rules and Regulations changes. The closing of real estate transactions and many of the problems arising from poorly handled closings also will be reviewed.
The Workshop tour will start at Scottsbluff, at the Scottsbluff Inn, on Monday, October 9th. The next session will be held in North Platte at the Ramada Inn, on Tuesday, October 10. On Wednesday, October 11th the Workshop will be held in Grand Island at the Ramada Inn and be followed by a Workshop in Omaha, on Thursday, October 12th at the Peony Park Ballroom, 8100 Cass Street. The final workshop will be conducted on Friday, October 13th at the Cooper /Lincoln Theater, 54th and 0 Streets, in Lincoln.
The following program sets out the Workshop schedule which will also include adequate time for audience participation. The Workshops will provide an opportunity for licensees to get any questions answered which they may have.
LISTING CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE AGREEMENTS
9:00-10:45 A.M. WORKSHOP "Listing Contracts-Form and Substance" "Purchase Agreements-Form and Substance"
10:15-10:30 A.M. BREAK "How the Courts Look at the Contents of Listing Contracts and Purchase Agreements"
10:30-11:45 A.M. WORKSHOP 11:45-1:15 P.M. LUNCH BREAK-ON YOUR OWN
LICENSE LAW REVIEW AND CLOSING REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
1:15-2:30 P.M. WORKSHOP
2:30-2:45 P.M. BREAK 2:45-4:30 P.M. WORKSHOP
"1978 Change in the License Law" "Recent Changes in Rules and Regulations" "Closing Real Estate Transactions" "National Trends in License Law Administration"
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These Workshops are being sponsored and underwritten by the Nebraska Real Estate Commission and are open to all Nebraska licensees. There will be no charge for attending any of the Workshops, however, lunch will be available at the Workshop held in Omaha at a cost of $2.45 per person for those wishing to have lunch at the Workshop site.
NEBRASKA REAL ESTATE COMMISSION P.O. BOX 94667 Lincoln, Nebraska 68509
Name ____________________________________________________ _
Address---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-----
I expect to be in attendance at the 1978 Educational Works hop to be held at:
D October 9-Scottsbluff-Scottsbluff Inn D October 12-0maha-Peony Park Ballroom, 8100 Cass Street
D October 10-North Platte-Ramada Inn
D October 11-Grand Island-Ramada Inn
D October 13-Lincoln-Cooper /Lincoln Theater, 54th and 0 Streets
D I will have lunch at the Omaha Workshop-Cost $2.45
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FUTURE EXAMINATIONS
T~e following is a list of the date and place of each examination, and the deadlines for filing applications. These dates are subject to change by order of the Commission and all persons with applications on file will receive adequate advance notice of any changes in time or place.
· · 'Applications anu other pertinent information for the examinations may be obtained by writing The Nebraska Real Estate Commission, P.O. Box 94667, Lincoln, Nebraska 68509.
All original applications must be on me in the Commission office at least 61 days prior to the examination at which the applicant wishes to appear. All applications for re-taking the examination must be on file in the Commission office at least 33 days prior to the examination at which the applicant wishes to appear.
REAL ESTATE EXAMINATION SCHEDULE 1979
EXAMINATION DATE JANUARY 24, 1979 FEBRUARY 28, 1979 MARCH 28, 1979 APRIL 25, 1979 MAY 23, 1979 JUNE 27, 1979 JULY 25, 1979 AUGUST 22, 1979 SEPTEMBER 26, 1979 OCTOBER 24, 1979
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LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN
FILING DEADLINE ORIGINAL APPLICATION RETAKE APPLICATION
NOVEMBER 22, 1978 DECEMBER 28, 1978 JANUARY 25, 1979 FEBRUARY 22, 1979 MARCH 22, 1979 APRIL 26, 1979 MAY 24, 1979 JUNE 28, 1979 JULY 26, 1979 AUGUST 23, 1979
DECEMBER 21, 1978 JANUARY 25, 1979 FEBRUARY 22, 1979 MARCH 22, 1979 APRIL 19, 1979 MAY24, 1979 JUNE 21, 1979 JULY 19, 1979 AUGUST 23, 1979 SEPTEMBER 20, 1979
RENEWAL NOTICES TO BE MAILED Home Warranty Contracts gen
erally are designed to protect purchasers of homes from suffering losses due to certain defects which may develop within a specified time after the date of purchase. Licenses having questions about this matter should contact the Nebraska Department of Insurance, P.O. Box 94699, Lincoln, Nebraska 68509.
During the first week of October, all licensees of record will be sent supplies for their use in renewing their licenses for 1979. Each year many of these notices are returned by the post office for the reason that the licensees have moved and did not notify the Real Estate Commission of their changes of address.
If you have moved recently, please forward your corrected address immediately so that we may correct the Commission records before we mail the notices.
