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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.

Consumer Resources

File a Complaint

File a HOA Complaint

Division Email Notification Archive

Division Newsletter

Search Public Disciplinary Actions

Search a Licensee

Open Record Requests

Rules and Notice of Rule Making Hearings

Stakeholder Engagement Protocol 

Division Programs

Real Estate Broker

Real Estate Appraiser

Mortgage Loan Originator

HOA Information and Resource Center

Appraisal Management Company

Subdivision Developer

Education Requirements

Real Estate Broker

Real Estate Appraiser

Mortgage Loan Originator

Education Providers

Real Estate Broker

Real Estate Appraiser

Licensing & Registration Requirements

Real Estate Broker

Real Estate Appraiser

Mortgage Loan Originator

Appraisal Management Companies

Subdivision Developers

HOA Information and Resource Center

Division Notifications

December 2024, Bimonthly Notification

The Division of Real Estate's bimonthly email update is designed to provide Division news, information on upcoming public meetings, rulemaking hearings, and registration links for educational webinars. Read It Here 

HOA Forum: HOA Complaints

In addition to providing Colorado consumers with information about their basic rights and responsibilities under the Colorado Common Interest Ownership Act (“CCIOA”), did you know the HOA Information and Resource Center also accepts and tracks complaints?

HOA Forum: Board Members Roles & Responsibilities

What exactly does an HOA Board do? Both the Colorado Common Interest Ownership Act (“CCIOA”) and the Colorado Nonprofit Corporation Act have quite a lot to say about the duties and responsibilities of these various leadership positions one might find in a common interest community.
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Sunset Review

Colorado sunset over a subdivision

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.