Agency
Under Colorado law, a broker's duty to disclose material facts continues until:
AA. The contract is signed
BB. Closing — material facts discovered at any point before closing must be disclosed✓ Correct
CC. The inspection period ends
DD. The broker receives their commission
Explanation
A Colorado broker's duty to disclose material facts that adversely affect the value or desirability of the property is a continuing obligation. If new material facts come to the broker's attention at any point before the closing, they must be disclosed to the appropriate parties, even if the contract is already signed.
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