REI Wholesaling Telemarketing Compliance in Nebraska
Real estate investor cold calling and SMS compliance in Nebraska
Guide last reviewed: January 2025
Mini-TCPA State — Neb. Rev. Stat. § 86-212 et seq.; Neb. Rev. Stat. § 86-236 et seq.
Nebraska imposes stricter consent and calling requirements than federal TCPA.REI Wholesaling companies operating here face Not yet verified per-violation penalties.
Nebraska REI Wholesaling Overview
Nebraska is a moderate-risk state for REI wholesalers. The registration requirement ($300/year + $25,000 bond) is a real barrier that filters out non-compliant operators. The 90-day DNC list update requirement means you need to purchase fresh lists regularly — quarterly scrubbing is not optional. The ADAD Act adds a layer of regulation for robocall equipment. The practical cold calling path: register with PSC, manual dial non-DNC numbers between 8 AM–9 PM, identify yourself within 30 seconds.
Penalty/Violation
Not yet verified
Willful
Not yet verified
Calling Hours
8:00 AM–9:00 PM
Private Suit
Allowed
Compliance Checklist
What Gets Companies Sued
Special Exemptions
EBR exemption for past sellers within 18 months. B2B exemption for commercial property calls. No broad state ATDS definition — federal post-Duguid standard applies. ADAD Act covers prerecorded message equipment specifically.
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