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Under Colorado law, which document must a seller of residential real property use to disclose known material defects, including environmental conditions, to a prospective buyer?

Correct Answer

A) The CREC-approved Seller's Property Disclosure form

Under the Colorado Seller's Property Disclosure Act (C.R.S. § 38-35.7-101 et seq.), sellers of residential real property must disclose known material defects — including environmental conditions — using the CREC-approved Seller's Property Disclosure form. Colorado mandates the use of this specific standardized form; licensees may not substitute a custom or broker-drafted alternative.

Answer Options
A
The CREC-approved Seller's Property Disclosure form
B
A verbal disclosure made in the presence of both agents at a showing
C
A title company-issued environmental hazard summary report
D
A seller-drafted written disclosure statement approved by the listing broker

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