Agency
In Colorado, when must a broker provide the 'Definitions of Working Relationships' form if a potential buyer calls about an open house?
ABefore answering any questions about the property
BAt the first substantial contact, generally when discussing the buyer's specific needs or the specific property in detail✓ Correct
COnly when a written offer is presented
DNever — phone calls do not require the form
Explanation
The 'first substantial contact' at which the Definitions of Working Relationships must be provided is generally when the broker begins discussing the buyer's specific real estate needs or particular properties in detail, rather than casual general inquiries.
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