Colorado License Law
A Colorado broker is required to use Commission-approved forms for:
AA. All real estate transactions, regardless of the parties involved
BB. Most residential real estate transactions, unless the buyer or seller is an attorney-prepared form or a licensed developer with their own form approved for use✓ Correct
CC. Only commercial transactions
DD. Only new construction transactions
Explanation
Colorado Commission rules require brokers to use Commission-approved forms for most residential real estate transactions (listing agreements, purchase contracts, notices). Exceptions include transactions where the form is prepared by a licensed attorney, or where CREC has approved the use of an alternative form. Using unapproved forms in required situations violates Commission rules.
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