Colorado License Law
A Colorado broker who wants to operate their own real estate firm must hold which type of license?
AA. Associate broker license
BB. Employing broker license✓ Correct
CC. Managing broker license
DD. Principal broker license
Explanation
In Colorado, only an 'employing broker' can operate a real estate brokerage firm and supervise other brokers. An associate broker must work under an employing broker and cannot independently supervise others or operate their own office.
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