Every home sold, farm transferred, commercial property developed and business expanded depends on a fair, efficient and trusted real estate marketplace.
The Secretary of State serves as Chairman of the Nebraska Real Estate Commission, which oversees the licensing and regulation of thousands of Nebraska real estate professionals. Government should protect consumers while respecting the professionals who help build Nebraska’s communities.
01
Modernize licensing and reduce bureaucracy
Nebraska’s Realtors shouldn’t lose valuable time waiting on paperwork.
Scott will support:
- Faster licensing and license renewals
- Streamlined online applications
- Modern digital services
- Better communication with licensees
- Efficient processing for reciprocal licensing when authorized by law
Government should help professionals get back to serving clients.
02
Fair, predictable regulation
Professional standards should protect consumers while allowing honest businesses to succeed.
As Chairman of the Real Estate Commission, Scott will advocate for:
- Consistent application of licensing laws
- Transparent disciplinary processes
- Timely resolution of complaints
- Understandable, predictable regulations
- Respect for due process
Every licensee deserves fairness, professionalism and consistency.
03
Reduce red tape
Real estate transactions already involve significant paperwork. Government shouldn’t add to it.
Scott will encourage ongoing review of administrative processes to:
- Eliminate outdated requirements
- Simplify forms
- Improve electronic filing
- Reduce administrative burdens wherever possible
04
Strengthen professional education
Nebraska consumers deserve knowledgeable, ethical professionals.
Scott supports:
- High-quality continuing education
- Practical training focused on Nebraska law
- Ethics and consumer protection
- Professional development opportunities
05
Support housing and economic growth
The Secretary of State cannot set housing policy, but the office can make sure licensing and regulation work efficiently.
Efficient government supports:
- Homeownership
- Rural development
- Commercial investment
- Agricultural land transactions
- Small business growth
Government should never be the bottleneck.
06
Transparency and accountability
Regulatory agencies work best when they operate in the open.
As Chairman of the Commission, Scott will encourage:
- Transparent meetings
- Clear public communication
- Accessible Commission records
- Timely publication of decisions
- Open dialogue with industry stakeholders