Agency
A Colorado broker who knows that a property has a defective furnace must disclose this to:
AOnly the seller
BProspective buyers, regardless of whether they are representing the seller or acting as a transaction broker✓ Correct
COnly the buyer's agent
DOnly the home inspector
Explanation
Colorado brokers have a duty to disclose known adverse material facts about a property to all parties regardless of their agency role. A defective furnace is an adverse material fact that must be disclosed to prospective buyers.
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