Agency
In Colorado, if a buyer and seller both consent in writing, a broker may act as a 'dual agent.' In a dual agency, the broker:
AA. Owes full fiduciary duties to both parties simultaneously
BB. Cannot disclose the seller's minimum acceptable price or the buyer's maximum willingness to pay without consent✓ Correct
CC. Is required to share all confidential information with both parties
DD. Must refer both parties to separate brokers
Explanation
In Colorado dual agency (with informed written consent of both parties), the broker cannot disclose either party's confidential negotiating information — such as the seller's minimum price or the buyer's maximum price — to the other party, unless the party consents. Full fiduciary loyalty to both simultaneously is impossible; the broker serves both with limited duties.
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