Agency
When a Colorado broker represents the seller as a seller's agent, the broker owes the buyer:
AFull fiduciary duties
BExclusive loyalty
CHonest dealing and disclosure of adverse material facts✓ Correct
DNo duties at all
Explanation
Even when representing the seller, a Colorado broker must deal honestly with the buyer and disclose any adverse material facts known about the property, such as structural defects or hazardous conditions.
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