Colorado License Law
Colorado's 'Mortgage Loan Originator Licensing Act' requires mortgage brokers and loan officers to be licensed by:
AA. The Colorado Real Estate Commission
BB. The Colorado Division of Real Estate (DORA) under separate mortgage loan originator licensing requirements✓ Correct
CC. The federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
DD. The Colorado Bankers Association
Explanation
Colorado mortgage loan originators (MLOs) must be licensed under the Colorado Mortgage Loan Originator Licensing Act, administered by the Colorado Division of Real Estate within DORA. This is separate from the real estate broker license.
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