Colorado License Law
A Colorado broker who manages their own personal rental properties:
AIs always required to use a separate property management company
BMay manage their own properties without acting in a licensed capacity✓ Correct
CMust use their broker license for all personal property activities
DIs prohibited from owning rental property
Explanation
Property owners may manage their own properties without a real estate license. Colorado license law requires a license only when acting for another person for compensation. Managing one's own property is not a licensed activity.
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