Colorado Code § 38-35-124.5

Effect of written payoff statement
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(1) Any person or entity providing
closing and settlement services for a real estate transaction and to whom a payoff statement is
addressed shall be entitled to reasonably rely on the amounts that are set forth in such payoff
statement for the time frame set forth therein and shall not be liable to the creditor or holder of
the indebtedness or its agent for any omitted amounts, unless a written amendment is received by
such person or entity prior to the closing of the transaction. Upon payment to the creditor or
holder of the amounts stated in the written payoff statement, as may be amended, such creditor
or holder shall be required to comply with the release provisions of section 38-35-124.
(2) Any creditor or holder of the indebtedness who fails to comply with the release
provisions of section 38-35-124 as required by subsection (1) of this section shall be liable to
those persons or entities to whom the written payoff statement was addressed for any actual
economic loss suffered by such persons or entities, including reasonable attorney fees and costs
in enforcing the provisions of this section.
(3) Notwithstanding the provisions of this section, in the event of an error in the written
payoff statement provided by a creditor or holder of the indebtedness or its agent, the creditor
shall retain any remedies, legal or equitable, to collect directly against the obligor any unsecured
additional amounts determined to be outstanding.

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