Agency
A Colorado broker who fails to disclose a known material fact about the property has potentially breached which duty?
AOnly the duty of loyalty
BThe duty of disclosure (honest dealing)✓ Correct
CThe duty of obedience
DThe duty of accounting
Explanation
The duty of disclosure (honest dealing) requires Colorado brokers to disclose all known material facts that could affect the transaction, including adverse property conditions. Failure to disclose known material facts is a breach of this duty and may constitute misrepresentation.
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