It’s interesting how we come to love a business or a service. We appreciate the people and value who they are or how they help us in our own lives and business. In some cases, they are a resource for us or a trusted partner in our business or industry and as much as...
Put simply, licensees must now enter into a signed agreement with a consumer before providing Real Estate Brokerage Services, including writing offers and negotiating transaction terms. Generally, showing properties is not considered providing Real Estate Brokerage...
Real estate brokers are responsible for a wide variety of duties when serving Colorado’s consumers. Certain responsibilities are common across all transactions. These are referred to as Uniform Duties. Additional duties apply when brokers serve as an agent. All...
This recording was created prior to the signing of Colorado SB26-054, “Security Deposits & Post-Closing Occupancy Agreements.” At the time of this recording, the bill had not yet been enacted. It was later signed into law by Colorado Governor Jared Polis on April...
Real Estate Broker compliance with statutes and regulations is of paramount importance. Licensees, the Division of Real Estate, and the Colorado Real Estate Commission share a common goal of consumer protection. In furtherance of this goal, significant time, effort,...
On October 15, 2025, the Colorado Office of Policy, Research and Regulatory Reform (“COPRRR”), a part of the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies (“DORA”), released the 2025 sunset reports. COPRRR conducts Sunrise Reviews of proposals to create new professional...
The Division of Real Estate is pleased to announce that the 2026 Commission-approved contracts and forms have been released for educational purposes. This year, the Colorado Real Estate Commission approved updates to 21 existing forms and created 2 new forms. All of...
