Agency
A Colorado seller who does not want to pay a buyer's agent commission may:
ARefuse to pay any agent under any circumstances
BEnter into a listing agreement that specifies their compensation offer to buyer's agents, which may be zero✓ Correct
COnly refuse commissions in commercial transactions
DNot legally refuse to compensate buyer's agents in Colorado
Explanation
Following NAR settlement changes effective 2024, sellers in Colorado are no longer required to offer any compensation to buyer's brokers through the MLS. Sellers may negotiate compensation arrangements separately with their listing broker.
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