Colorado License Law
A Colorado licensee who wishes to practice real estate in another state must:
AObtain a second license from that state or use a reciprocity agreement if one exists✓ Correct
BSimply notify the Colorado Division of Real Estate
CAdd the other state to their existing Colorado license
DNo additional steps are required; Colorado licenses are valid nationwide
Explanation
Colorado real estate licenses are only valid in Colorado. To practice in another state, a broker must obtain that state's license.
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