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An investor approaches a homeowner in Adams County, Colorado who is in foreclosure. The investor offers to purchase the property for $50,000 below market value and promises the homeowner she can rent it back and repurchase it later. Under the Colorado Foreclosure Protection Act, what right does the homeowner have after signing such an agreement with the investor (equity purchaser)?

Correct Answer

B) The homeowner has a five-business-day right of rescission after signing

Under the Colorado Foreclosure Protection Act (C.R.S. § 6-1-1101 et seq.), a homeowner who enters into an agreement with an equity purchaser has a five-business-day right of rescission. This cooling-off period protects distressed homeowners from being pressured into inequitable transactions. The equity purchaser is required to include notice of this right in the written contract, and the homeowner may cancel without penalty within that period.

Answer Options
A
The homeowner has no right to cancel once a written agreement is signed
B
The homeowner has a five-business-day right of rescission after signing
C
The homeowner may cancel only if the investor has not yet recorded the deed
D
The homeowner must obtain a court order within 72 hours to rescind the agreement

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