Earning a Colorado real estate broker license via reciprocity depends on how long your license has been active. All applicants must complete a fingerprint background check and submit a certified license history. You may need to take the national and state portion of the broker exam and complete education hours.
Real estate professionals licensed in another state are able to apply through reciprocity. Anyone who has held an active license for at least two years will need to submit to a fingerprint background check, provide a certified license history, and pass the state portion of the Colorado Real Estate Broker’s exam.
You will follow the same basic steps as a Colorado resident to earn your broker license. This means taking a 168-hour broker pre-license course, passing the state licensure exam, showing proof of E&O insurance, completing a fingerprint background check, and submitting a broker license application.