In Colorado, most homeowners’ associations (“HOAs”) are required to register and renew with the Colorado Division of Real Estate on an annual basis. This includes Property Owners’ Associations (“POAs”), Condominiums, Planned Communities, Cooperatives, and road associations.
Broker Program
Regulatory Requirements, Resources, and Guidance
- Licensing
Applications, Documents and Fees
Partial Recognition Agreement & Reciprocity
- Education
- Broker Resources
Applying for a License Resources
- Application Instruction Guide
- License Application Requirements
- Approved Qualifying Education Providers
- Fingerprint Background Check
Practice Resources
Consumer Educational Opportunities
- Broker Practice Guidance
Commission-Approved Contracts and Forms
Affiliated Business Arrangements Disclosure Requirements
Transaction File Requirements and Retention
Brokerage Relationship Disclosures
Separate Accounts and Accounting
Broker Financial Audit Process
Recent Division Notifications
Are you considering a career in the real estate industry? Whether you are curious about a career as a real estate broker, a real estate appraiser, or a mortgage loan originator, the Division of Real Estate has developed several resources that help introduce the public to these professions.
In 2025, the Colorado General Assembly passed House Bill 25-1043, which added new requirements to the type of data that associations must report annually to the Colorado Division of Real Estate.