Agency
In Colorado, a broker who represents the seller in a transaction where a buyer does NOT have their own broker may:
AA. Automatically become a dual agent
BB. Offer to work as a transaction broker for the unrepresented buyer, with appropriate disclosure and consent✓ Correct
CC. Refuse to work with the unrepresented buyer
DD. Represent the buyer as a subagent of the seller
Explanation
When a seller's broker encounters an unrepresented buyer, the broker may offer to serve as a transaction broker for the unrepresented party. This requires disclosure and informed consent.
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