Colorado License Law
In Colorado, the 'Uniform Consumer Credit Code' (UCCC) governs:
AA. Only commercial real estate loans
BB. Consumer credit transactions, including some aspects of residential mortgage lending in Colorado✓ Correct
CC. Only personal loans under $1,000
DD. The licensing of mortgage brokers
Explanation
Colorado's Uniform Consumer Credit Code (UCCC, C.R.S. § 5-1-101 et seq.) regulates consumer credit transactions, which can include residential mortgage loans. It sets rules on interest rates, disclosure, and consumer protections for Colorado lending transactions that are not preempted by federal law.
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