Colorado License Law
Under Colorado license law, if a broker receives competing offers on the same property, the broker must:
APresent only the highest offer to the seller
BPresent all offers to the seller promptly unless directed otherwise by the seller✓ Correct
CWait until the first offer's acceptance deadline before presenting subsequent offers
DRank the offers and present them in order of price
Explanation
Colorado brokers have a duty to promptly present all written offers to the seller unless the seller has given written instructions to the contrary. Withholding offers is a serious violation of license law.
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