Agency
In Colorado, a broker has a duty to 'promptly present all offers and counteroffers.' This means:
AA. The broker may decide which offers are worth presenting based on their assessment
BB. All written offers and counteroffers must be presented to the client as soon as practicable, even if the broker believes they are low or unfavorable✓ Correct
CC. Only offers above 90% of listing price must be presented
DD. The broker may delay presentation until the end of the week
Explanation
Colorado brokers must promptly present ALL written offers and counteroffers to their client, regardless of price or terms. It is not the broker's role to filter offers based on their opinion.
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