Colorado License Law
Which of the following is grounds for denial, suspension, or revocation of a Colorado real estate license?
AWorking part-time in real estate
BCommingling client funds with personal funds✓ Correct
CSelling your own home without an agent
DReferring a client to another broker
Explanation
Commingling — mixing client or trust funds with personal or business operating funds — is a serious violation of Colorado license law and is grounds for disciplinary action including license revocation.
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