Property Management
A Colorado property management firm must have which of the following to operate?
AA. A general business license only
BB. An employing broker license through the Colorado Division of Real Estate if the firm performs compensated property management activities✓ Correct
CC. A property management certification from NAR
DD. County approval only
Explanation
A property management firm that manages property for others for compensation in Colorado must have a licensed employing broker overseeing the operation. The employing broker is responsible for the firm's trust accounts, supervision of associates, and compliance with Commission rules. Property management without the required brokerage license is illegal.
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