Property Management
A Colorado property manager's primary fiduciary duty is to:
AMaximize occupancy at all costs
BAct in the best interests of the property owner as their agent✓ Correct
CServe the interests of tenants above all others
DFollow the instructions of the local housing authority
Explanation
A property manager in Colorado is the agent of the property owner and owes fiduciary duties to the owner, including loyalty, accounting for funds, and acting in the owner's best interests within the terms of the management agreement.
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