Property Valuation
An appraiser in Colorado must maintain 'confidentiality' per USPAP by:
AA. Sharing all client information with other appraisers
BB. Not disclosing confidential client information or assignment results to anyone other than the client and persons the client authorizes, except as required by law or ethics✓ Correct
CC. Publishing all appraisal reports online
DD. Providing results to any interested party who asks
Explanation
USPAP's Ethics Rule requires appraisers to protect the confidentiality of client information. An appraiser cannot disclose confidential information (including assignment results and client-provided information) to anyone except the client, persons the client authorizes, parties as required by law (such as regulatory bodies), or as necessary to comply with other USPAP requirements.
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