Agency
A Colorado transaction broker who inadvertently reveals one party's confidential negotiating information to the other:
AHas not violated any duty since transaction brokers have no confidentiality obligations
BHas potentially violated the limited duties owed by a transaction broker✓ Correct
CHas only violated a duty if money is lost as a result
DHas not violated any duty if they disclosed before the transaction closes
Explanation
Even transaction brokers in Colorado owe limited duties that include not disclosing confidential information such as one party's willingness to accept less or pay more. Inadvertent disclosure may still constitute a violation of these limited duties.
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