Division Notifications
June, 2023 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.
May 26, 2023:Ensuring That Your Trust/Escrow Accounts Are Treated As Fiduciary Accounts
May 22, 2023: Appraiser Practice Advisory-Appraiser Quality Monitoring
May 15, 2023: Broker Practice Advisory - Fraudulent Sellers
May, 2023 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.
Foro Asociación de Propietarios: Que saber antes de comprar en una HOA (Asociación de Propietarios) (Edición en Español)/HOA Forum: Buying in an HOA-What to Know (Spanish Language Edition)
Venga y únase con Amanda López y Nick Altmann del Centro de Recursos de Información de la Asociación de Propietarios de Viviendas, para una presentación en Español sobre una descripción general de las asociaciones de propietarios en Colorado (HOA) y qué esperar antes de comprar una propiedad en una asociación de propietarios HOA.
Viernes, 19 de mayo de 2023, a la 1:00 PM
The Spring, 2023 Real Estate News
The Division of Real Estate is pleased to release the Spring, 2023 Real Estate News online quarterly newsletter. This online publication provides the public and real estate professionals access to the meetings and event calendar, program disciplinary actions, updates on important matters, and timely articles written by Division staff.
March Update, 2023 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.
March 8, 2023: Broker Practice Advisory: Unlicensed Access To Properties
It has been brought to the attention of the Division of Real Estate of a growing scam involving unlicensed individuals contacting listing agents in an attempt to gain access to properties. Usually, the unlicensed individual is impersonating an actual real estate licensee and is reaching out to the listing agent, likely by email or text, but also by telephone, to arrange a showing under the auspices that they encountered some type of “error or problem” with the showing service.