How to Get Your Colorado Real Estate Broker License as a Out-Of-State Licensee

Colorado Real Estate Out-Of-State Licensing Requirements

1. Hold a real estate license in another state for less than 2 years
2. Complete the 120-hour education program
3. Pass both the National and State portions of the Colorado Real Estate Broker’s Exam administered by PSI
4. Submit a Broker’s License Application with all supporting documentation, including a fingerprint form, proof of Errors and Omissions Insurance, and an employing broker’s signature
5. License fees must be paid in full

Steps to Obtain Your Colorado Real Estate Broker License as a Out-Of-State Licensee

• Enroll in the 120-Hour Colorado Real Estate Licensing Program for Out-of-State Licensees
• Complete all 120 hours of Commission-approved education
• Pass both the National and State portions of the Colorado Real Estate Broker’s Exam administered by PSI
• Submit a Broker’s License Application with all supporting documentation, including a fingerprint form, proof of Errors and Omissions Insurance, and an employing broker’s signature
• Pay the required license fees in full
• Upon approval of the license application, receive your Colorado real estate license

Why Become a Real Estate Agent?

A real estate agent is an inspiring, multifaceted professional who not only assists clients in buying, selling, or renting properties but also makes dreams come true by helping individuals and families find the perfect place to call home. When you embark on the journey of becoming a real estate agent, you acquire invaluable skills such as effective communication, negotiation, and a deep understanding of the real estate market, all of which enable you to excel in this exciting and dynamic industry. The passion and dedication of a real estate agent have the power to transform lives, making the profession not only financially rewarding but also personally fulfilling. By stepping into the world of real estate, you unlock unlimited potential to make a lasting impact on the lives of countless people and build a successful, vibrant career.

Course Description

The 120-Hour Colorado Real Estate Licensing Program for Out-of-State Licensees is designed to help individuals who hold a real estate license in another state for less than 2 years to obtain a Colorado license. This program provides 120 hours of Commission-approved education, covering all topics required for licensing in Colorado, including Contracts and Regulations, Closings, Record Keeping and Trust Accounts, Current Legal Issues, Practical Applications, and Exam Prep Edge. Upon completion of the program, students will be prepared to take both the national and state portions of the Colorado Real Estate Broker’s Exam administered by PSI and obtain their Colorado real estate license.

Course Features

1. Approved and regulated by the Colorado Department of Higher Education, Private Occupational School Board
2. Online delivery, allowing students to complete the program on their own schedule and from anywhere with an internet connection
3. Mobile-friendly, enabling students to access course materials from their smartphone or tablet
4. Comprehensive education covering all required topics for licensing in Colorado
5. Exam Prep Edge to prepare students for the National and State portions of the Colorado Real Estate Broker’s Exam administered by PSI
6. Experienced instructors available to answer questions and provide guidance
7. Certificate of completion available upon finishing the program

Enroll now in the 120-Hour Colorado Real Estate Licensing Program for Out-of-State Licensees and get on the path to becoming a licensed real estate professional in Colorado. Our comprehensive education and expert instructors will provide you with the knowledge and skills needed to pass the Colorado Real Estate Broker’s Exam and obtain your license.

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