Colorado License Law
A Colorado broker who wants to practice real estate in another state must generally:
AUse their Colorado license in all states
BObtain a license in each state where they wish to practice (reciprocity may apply in some states)✓ Correct
CRegister with the National Association of REALTORS
DObtain a federal real estate license
Explanation
Real estate licenses are state-specific. A Colorado broker wishing to practice in another state must obtain a license in that state, though some states offer reciprocity or portability agreements that may simplify the process.
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