Division of Real Estate
Welcome to the Colorado Division of Real Estate
The Division of Real Estate protects the consumer through the licensing, regulation, and enforcement of licensed real estate professionals. We aspire to create a balance between consumer protection and promoting a fair and competitive business environment. We accomplish this balance by providing a collaborative approach to regulation that is open, simple, and user-friendly.
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Division Notifications
The purpose of this Stakeholder Meeting is for the Board to receive feedback on proposed changes to Board Rules 4.1 Renewal for Mortgage Loan Originators and 4.2 Reinstatement for Mortgage Loan Originators.
The HOA Information & Resource Center is commonly asked whether a particular type of community – such as a property owners’ association, a road association, or a voluntary association - is required to be registered with the Colorado Division of Real Estate.
Mortgage Loan Originators should be aware that on July 16, 2025, the Colorado Board of Mortgage Loan Originators held a Regular Meeting and Rule-Making Hearing.
Sunset Review
The Colorado Office of Policy, Research and Regulatory Reform ("COPRRR") is currently conducting a sunset review of the Colorado Real Estate Commission and the duties of the Colorado Division of Real Estate in association with the regulation of real estate brokers and subdivision developers. Analysis is performed to determine if the Program is necessary and should be continued, modified, or repealed. To provide input on this review, please visit COPRRR's website.