Agency
A Colorado listing broker receives an offer significantly below asking price. The broker thinks it is a waste of time. The broker should:
AReject the offer on behalf of the seller without presenting it
BPresent the offer to the seller promptly regardless of the broker's personal opinion✓ Correct
CCounter the offer at asking price without consulting the seller
DHold the offer for 48 hours before presenting it
Explanation
A listing broker in Colorado has a duty to present all offers to the seller promptly. The broker's personal opinion about the offer is irrelevant — the seller has the right to make their own informed decisions.
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