Colorado License LawIntermediateColorado Exam
A Colorado broker who wants to operate their own brokerage company independently must hold:
AOnly a real estate broker license with 2+ years of experience
BAn independent broker licenseCorrect
CA separate property management license from DORA
DA managing broker certification from NAR
Why An independent broker license Is Correct
Answer B: An independent broker license
A Colorado broker who operates independently (without working under another employing broker) must hold an independent broker license, meeting the required experience and licensing requirements.
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