Is commingling legal in Colorado?

The Colorado Timeshare Act governs the sale and marketing of timeshare interests in Colorado and does not create any exception to the commingling prohibition — there is no provision in Colorado law that permits commingling of funds in timeshare transactions or any other real estate transaction.

Buyer permission does not create a legal exception to the commingling prohibition in Colorado — the rule protects the public interest broadly, and individual clients cannot waive this protection on their own behalf, as the regulation exists to protect all parties and maintain the integrity of the trust account system.

Seller permission similarly provides no legal basis for commingling in Colorado — neither party to a transaction has the authority to authorize a broker to violate Colorado Real Estate Commission rules, which are regulatory requirements that supersede individual consent.