Colorado License Law
Under Colorado rules, a real estate broker must disclose in their advertising if they are:
AA member of a professional organization
BThe owner of the property being advertised or have a personal interest in it✓ Correct
CA part-time broker
DA new licensee in their first year
Explanation
Colorado Commission rules require brokers to disclose when they have a personal interest in a property they are advertising, such as being the owner. This prevents consumers from being misled about the nature of the transaction.
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