Introduction
On this page you’ll find an overview of property management licensing in Colorado. The information below covers whether a license is required, the regulating authority, education and exam requirements, and steps to apply for or renew a license.
License Requirement Status
Is a license required? Real estate broker license required
Regulating Authority
The licensing authority in Colorado is the Colorado Division of Real Estate. Property management activities are regulated at the State level. Visit the official authority website for up‑to‑date forms and statutes.
Eligibility Requirements
- Minimum age: 18
- Residency requirement: U.S. residency required
- Background check: Yes
Education Requirements
Yes
Hours of education: 168
Exam Requirements
Exam required: Yes
Exam name: Colorado real estate licensing exam
Application Process
To apply for a license:
- Complete the pre‑licensing education.
- Pass the required exam (if applicable).
- Gather documentation and complete the state application.
- Submit application fees (see below) and await approval.
Fees and Processing Time
Application fee range: $200-$300
Estimated processing time: 3-6 weeks
Insurance or Bond Requirements
Errors & omissions insurance required
Renewal and Continuing Education
Renewal frequency: 3 years
Continuing education hours: 24
Reciprocity
Limited reciprocity
Legal and Statutory References
For detailed legal references, consult https://dre.colorado.gov/ and related statutes on the regulating authority’s site. Links to the official application, renewal portal, and statute are included below.