CE Live Course Calendar

Required CE Course

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Under revised rules, every active licensee must take a minimum of 12 hours of Annual Commission Update course work (this course) each license cycle as part of your 24 hours of continuing education, and each Update course must be a different version.

If you take more than 12 hours of Annual Commission Update courses, the additional hours then count toward your 24 hours of required CE.

Appraisal forms ask for architectural design of the subject and comparable properties. Many multiple listing services (MLS) have a field for architectural style as well. Contemporary and traditional are often used in MLS listings and appraisal reports. FNMA does not allow descriptors like average, two stories, or typical, and they modified these sections in the UAD format in 2013. Both appraisers and real estate agents struggle with the design of newer homes and reviewer revisions to the designs used in their reports. You will be provided with descriptions, pictures, and floor plans that will aid in identification of the architectural design of the houses in neighborhoods you work in regularly.

Topics include:

• Identifying designs by year of construction, roof types, exterior materials
• Fenestration and ornamentation of historic and newer house designs
• Specific features of architectural designs
• Resources to aid in identifying architecture

Required CE Course

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Under revised rules, every active licensee must take a minimum of 12 hours of Annual Commission Update course work (this course) each license cycle as part of your 24 hours of continuing education, and each Update course must be a different version.

If you take more than 12 hours of Annual Commission Update courses, the additional hours then count toward your 24 hours of required CE.

Required CE Course

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Under revised rules, every active licensee must take a minimum of 12 hours of Annual Commission Update course work (this course) each license cycle as part of your 24 hours of continuing education, and each Update course must be a different version.

If you take more than 12 hours of Annual Commission Update courses, the additional hours then count toward your 24 hours of required CE.

Congratulations! We have survived the recent economic crisis and many indicators show that the housing market has rebounded and continues to grow. So what has changed in the last ten years in terms of the house and its components? What are homeowners expecting when building or remodeling a property?

This class will help both real estate agents and contractors achieve business success by understanding how the physical house has changed and what their clients are looking for when making housing decisions.

Topics include:

• How has new construction changed?
• How has the remodeling industry changed?
• What are other living styles that people are embracing?
• What housing components are considered “old” and what are considered “new”?
• What are the latest technical offerings in housing?
• How are occupant health and well-being being addressed?
• What are other considerations and how can we avoid obstacles?

Strategies and tips for working with Millennials.

Examine the factors driving today’s real estate market. We will take you beyond the newspaper headlines to illustrate how the former driving factors of Baby Boomers (previously the largest real estate buyer group) no longer apply. You will learn how Millennials—today’s largest real estate market—buys, sells, rents, strategizes, and communicates. Learn how you can better serve this new leading population of clients.

This course will challenge your past approaches to working with clients and illustrate successful approaches to working with today’s buyers and sellers. Get insight into how to educate yourself about Millennials’ specific preferences and how builders and the real estate industry are responding to them.

You will explore essential expectations and patterns so you can refine and re-tool and your knowledge and practices, as well as your branding and image to reflect an understanding of the new real estate model. You’ll focus on increasing your ability to work effectively and productively with Millennials to achieve their real estate goals, as well as yours!

Topics include:

• Traditional versus Millennial real estate model
• Defining the market
• Wants, needs, and deal breakers
• Motivation
• The affected real estate market and model
• Effective strategies for working with Millennials

Required CE Course

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Under revised rules, every active licensee must take a minimum of 12 hours of Annual Commission Update course work (this course) each license cycle as part of your 24 hours of continuing education, and each Update course must be a different version.

If you take more than 12 hours of Annual Commission Update courses, the additional hours then count toward your 24 hours of required CE.

Do you want to reactivate your Colorado Real Estate Broker license?

Do you fall into one of the following categories?

• Hold an active Colorado real estate broker license and have fallen behind in CE requirements
• Hold an inactive or expired Colorado real estate broker license for up to 36 months

If you answered yes, the Colorado Real Estate Commission allows for you to complete your CE requirements and renew/reactivate your license through successful completion of the Broker Reactivation Course.
Complete all of your continuing education requirements for your 3-year renewal with this course. You’ll review Colorado regulations and statutory relationships, brokerage relationship agreements, sales contracts, and issues in real estate contracting. This course is available to satisfy your complete CE requirement under the following conditions per the Colorado Real Estate Commission:

1. This option is permitted for active licensees in lieu of the requirements of Rule B-2(a), but shall not be repeated in consecutive license cycles.
2. This option is permitted for licensees who have been inactive or expired for up to thirty-six (36) months, and who are unable to comply with education requirements listed in rule B-2(a).

Congratulations! We have survived the recent economic crisis and many indicators show that the housing market has rebounded and continues to grow. So what has changed in the last ten years in terms of the house and its components? What are homeowners expecting when building or remodeling a property?

This class will help both real estate agents and contractors achieve business success by understanding how the physical house has changed and what their clients are looking for when making housing decisions.

Topics include:

• How has new construction changed?
• How has the remodeling industry changed?
• What are other living styles that people are embracing?
• What housing components are considered “old” and what are considered “new”?
• What are the latest technical offerings in housing?
• How are occupant health and well-being being addressed?
• What are other considerations and how can we avoid obstacles?

Required CE Course

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Under revised rules, every active licensee must take a minimum of 12 hours of Annual Commission Update course work (this course) each license cycle as part of your 24 hours of continuing education, and each Update course must be a different version.

If you take more than 12 hours of Annual Commission Update courses, the additional hours then count toward your 24 hours of required CE.

Appraisal forms ask for architectural design of the subject and comparable properties. Many multiple listing services (MLS) have a field for architectural style as well. Contemporary and traditional are often used in MLS listings and appraisal reports. FNMA does not allow descriptors like average, two stories, or typical, and they modified these sections in the UAD format in 2013. Both appraisers and real estate agents struggle with the design of newer homes and reviewer revisions to the designs used in their reports. You will be provided with descriptions, pictures, and floor plans that will aid in identification of the architectural design of the houses in neighborhoods you work in regularly.

Topics include:

• Identifying designs by year of construction, roof types, exterior materials
• Fenestration and ornamentation of historic and newer house designs
• Specific features of architectural designs
• Resources to aid in identifying architecture

Required CE Course

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Under revised rules, every active licensee must take a minimum of 12 hours of Annual Commission Update course work (this course) each license cycle as part of your 24 hours of continuing education, and each Update course must be a different version.

If you take more than 12 hours of Annual Commission Update courses, the additional hours then count toward your 24 hours of required CE.

Strategies and tips for working with Millennials.

Examine the factors driving today’s real estate market. We will take you beyond the newspaper headlines to illustrate how the former driving factors of Baby Boomers (previously the largest real estate buyer group) no longer apply. You will learn how Millennials—today’s largest real estate market—buys, sells, rents, strategizes, and communicates. Learn how you can better serve this new leading population of clients.

This course will challenge your past approaches to working with clients and illustrate successful approaches to working with today’s buyers and sellers. Get insight into how to educate yourself about Millennials’ specific preferences and how builders and the real estate industry are responding to them.

You will explore essential expectations and patterns so you can refine and re-tool and your knowledge and practices, as well as your branding and image to reflect an understanding of the new real estate model. You’ll focus on increasing your ability to work effectively and productively with Millennials to achieve their real estate goals, as well as yours!

Topics include:

• Traditional versus Millennial real estate model
• Defining the market
• Wants, needs, and deal breakers
• Motivation
• The affected real estate market and model
• Effective strategies for working with Millennials

Required CE Course

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Under revised rules, every active licensee must take a minimum of 12 hours of Annual Commission Update course work (this course) each license cycle as part of your 24 hours of continuing education, and each Update course must be a different version.

If you take more than 12 hours of Annual Commission Update courses, the additional hours then count toward your 24 hours of required CE.

Congratulations! We have survived the recent economic crisis and many indicators show that the housing market has rebounded and continues to grow. So what has changed in the last ten years in terms of the house and its components? What are homeowners expecting when building or remodeling a property?

This class will help both real estate agents and contractors achieve business success by understanding how the physical house has changed and what their clients are looking for when making housing decisions.

Topics include:

• How has new construction changed?
• How has the remodeling industry changed?
• What are other living styles that people are embracing?
• What housing components are considered “old” and what are considered “new”?
• What are the latest technical offerings in housing?
• How are occupant health and well-being being addressed?
• What are other considerations and how can we avoid obstacles?

Required CE Course

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Under revised rules, every active licensee must take a minimum of 12 hours of Annual Commission Update course work (this course) each license cycle as part of your 24 hours of continuing education, and each Update course must be a different version.

If you take more than 12 hours of Annual Commission Update courses, the additional hours then count toward your 24 hours of required CE.

Strategies and tips for working with Millennials.

Examine the factors driving today’s real estate market. We will take you beyond the newspaper headlines to illustrate how the former driving factors of Baby Boomers (previously the largest real estate buyer group) no longer apply. You will learn how Millennials—today’s largest real estate market—buys, sells, rents, strategizes, and communicates. Learn how you can better serve this new leading population of clients.

This course will challenge your past approaches to working with clients and illustrate successful approaches to working with today’s buyers and sellers. Get insight into how to educate yourself about Millennials’ specific preferences and how builders and the real estate industry are responding to them.

You will explore essential expectations and patterns so you can refine and re-tool and your knowledge and practices, as well as your branding and image to reflect an understanding of the new real estate model. You’ll focus on increasing your ability to work effectively and productively with Millennials to achieve their real estate goals, as well as yours!

Topics include:

• Traditional versus Millennial real estate model
• Defining the market
• Wants, needs, and deal breakers
• Motivation
• The affected real estate market and model
• Effective strategies for working with Millennials

Required CE Course

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Under revised rules, every active licensee must take a minimum of 12 hours of Annual Commission Update course work (this course) each license cycle as part of your 24 hours of continuing education, and each Update course must be a different version.

If you take more than 12 hours of Annual Commission Update courses, the additional hours then count toward your 24 hours of required CE.

Appraisal forms ask for architectural design of the subject and comparable properties. Many multiple listing services (MLS) have a field for architectural style as well. Contemporary and traditional are often used in MLS listings and appraisal reports. FNMA does not allow descriptors like average, two stories, or typical, and they modified these sections in the UAD format in 2013. Both appraisers and real estate agents struggle with the design of newer homes and reviewer revisions to the designs used in their reports. You will be provided with descriptions, pictures, and floor plans that will aid in identification of the architectural design of the houses in neighborhoods you work in regularly.

Topics include:

• Identifying designs by year of construction, roof types, exterior materials
• Fenestration and ornamentation of historic and newer house designs
• Specific features of architectural designs
• Resources to aid in identifying architecture

Required CE Course

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Under revised rules, every active licensee must take a minimum of 12 hours of Annual Commission Update course work (this course) each license cycle as part of your 24 hours of continuing education, and each Update course must be a different version.

If you take more than 12 hours of Annual Commission Update courses, the additional hours then count toward your 24 hours of required CE.

Strategies and tips for working with Millennials.

Examine the factors driving today’s real estate market. We will take you beyond the newspaper headlines to illustrate how the former driving factors of Baby Boomers (previously the largest real estate buyer group) no longer apply. You will learn how Millennials—today’s largest real estate market—buys, sells, rents, strategizes, and communicates. Learn how you can better serve this new leading population of clients.

This course will challenge your past approaches to working with clients and illustrate successful approaches to working with today’s buyers and sellers. Get insight into how to educate yourself about Millennials’ specific preferences and how builders and the real estate industry are responding to them.

You will explore essential expectations and patterns so you can refine and re-tool and your knowledge and practices, as well as your branding and image to reflect an understanding of the new real estate model. You’ll focus on increasing your ability to work effectively and productively with Millennials to achieve their real estate goals, as well as yours!

Topics include:

• Traditional versus Millennial real estate model
• Defining the market
• Wants, needs, and deal breakers
• Motivation
• The affected real estate market and model
• Effective strategies for working with Millennials

Appraisal forms ask for architectural design of the subject and comparable properties. Many multiple listing services (MLS) have a field for architectural style as well. Contemporary and traditional are often used in MLS listings and appraisal reports. FNMA does not allow descriptors like average, two stories, or typical, and they modified these sections in the UAD format in 2013. Both appraisers and real estate agents struggle with the design of newer homes and reviewer revisions to the designs used in their reports. You will be provided with descriptions, pictures, and floor plans that will aid in identification of the architectural design of the houses in neighborhoods you work in regularly.

Topics include:

• Identifying designs by year of construction, roof types, exterior materials
• Fenestration and ornamentation of historic and newer house designs
• Specific features of architectural designs
• Resources to aid in identifying architecture

Required CE Course

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Under revised rules, every active licensee must take a minimum of 12 hours of Annual Commission Update course work (this course) each license cycle as part of your 24 hours of continuing education, and each Update course must be a different version.

If you take more than 12 hours of Annual Commission Update courses, the additional hours then count toward your 24 hours of required CE.

Congratulations! We have survived the recent economic crisis and many indicators show that the housing market has rebounded and continues to grow. So what has changed in the last ten years in terms of the house and its components? What are homeowners expecting when building or remodeling a property?

This class will help both real estate agents and contractors achieve business success by understanding how the physical house has changed and what their clients are looking for when making housing decisions.

Topics include:

• How has new construction changed?
• How has the remodeling industry changed?
• What are other living styles that people are embracing?
• What housing components are considered “old” and what are considered “new”?
• What are the latest technical offerings in housing?
• How are occupant health and well-being being addressed?
• What are other considerations and how can we avoid obstacles?

Required CE Course

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Under revised rules, every active licensee must take a minimum of 12 hours of Annual Commission Update course work (this course) each license cycle as part of your 24 hours of continuing education, and each Update course must be a different version.

If you take more than 12 hours of Annual Commission Update courses, the additional hours then count toward your 24 hours of required CE.

Strategies and tips for working with Millennials.

Examine the factors driving today’s real estate market. We will take you beyond the newspaper headlines to illustrate how the former driving factors of Baby Boomers (previously the largest real estate buyer group) no longer apply. You will learn how Millennials—today’s largest real estate market—buys, sells, rents, strategizes, and communicates. Learn how you can better serve this new leading population of clients.

This course will challenge your past approaches to working with clients and illustrate successful approaches to working with today’s buyers and sellers. Get insight into how to educate yourself about Millennials’ specific preferences and how builders and the real estate industry are responding to them.

You will explore essential expectations and patterns so you can refine and re-tool and your knowledge and practices, as well as your branding and image to reflect an understanding of the new real estate model. You’ll focus on increasing your ability to work effectively and productively with Millennials to achieve their real estate goals, as well as yours!

Topics include:

• Traditional versus Millennial real estate model
• Defining the market
• Wants, needs, and deal breakers
• Motivation
• The affected real estate market and model
• Effective strategies for working with Millennials

Do you want to reactivate your Colorado Real Estate Broker license?

Do you fall into one of the following categories?

• Hold an active Colorado real estate broker license and have fallen behind in CE requirements
• Hold an inactive or expired Colorado real estate broker license for up to 36 months

If you answered yes, the Colorado Real Estate Commission allows for you to complete your CE requirements and renew/reactivate your license through successful completion of the Broker Reactivation Course.
Complete all of your continuing education requirements for your 3-year renewal with this course. You’ll review Colorado regulations and statutory relationships, brokerage relationship agreements, sales contracts, and issues in real estate contracting. This course is available to satisfy your complete CE requirement under the following conditions per the Colorado Real Estate Commission:

1. This option is permitted for active licensees in lieu of the requirements of Rule B-2(a), but shall not be repeated in consecutive license cycles.
2. This option is permitted for licensees who have been inactive or expired for up to thirty-six (36) months, and who are unable to comply with education requirements listed in rule B-2(a).

Required CE Course

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Under revised rules, every active licensee must take a minimum of 12 hours of Annual Commission Update course work (this course) each license cycle as part of your 24 hours of continuing education, and each Update course must be a different version.

If you take more than 12 hours of Annual Commission Update courses, the additional hours then count toward your 24 hours of required CE.

Required CE Course

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Under revised rules, every active licensee must take a minimum of 12 hours of Annual Commission Update course work (this course) each license cycle as part of your 24 hours of continuing education, and each Update course must be a different version.

If you take more than 12 hours of Annual Commission Update courses, the additional hours then count toward your 24 hours of required CE.

Strategies and tips for working with Millennials.

Examine the factors driving today’s real estate market. We will take you beyond the newspaper headlines to illustrate how the former driving factors of Baby Boomers (previously the largest real estate buyer group) no longer apply. You will learn how Millennials—today’s largest real estate market—buys, sells, rents, strategizes, and communicates. Learn how you can better serve this new leading population of clients.

This course will challenge your past approaches to working with clients and illustrate successful approaches to working with today’s buyers and sellers. Get insight into how to educate yourself about Millennials’ specific preferences and how builders and the real estate industry are responding to them.

You will explore essential expectations and patterns so you can refine and re-tool and your knowledge and practices, as well as your branding and image to reflect an understanding of the new real estate model. You’ll focus on increasing your ability to work effectively and productively with Millennials to achieve their real estate goals, as well as yours!

Topics include:

• Traditional versus Millennial real estate model
• Defining the market
• Wants, needs, and deal breakers
• Motivation
• The affected real estate market and model
• Effective strategies for working with Millennials

Congratulations! We have survived the recent economic crisis and many indicators show that the housing market has rebounded and continues to grow. So what has changed in the last ten years in terms of the house and its components? What are homeowners expecting when building or remodeling a property?

This class will help both real estate agents and contractors achieve business success by understanding how the physical house has changed and what their clients are looking for when making housing decisions.

Topics include:

• How has new construction changed?
• How has the remodeling industry changed?
• What are other living styles that people are embracing?
• What housing components are considered “old” and what are considered “new”?
• What are the latest technical offerings in housing?
• How are occupant health and well-being being addressed?
• What are other considerations and how can we avoid obstacles?

Required CE Course

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Under revised rules, every active licensee must take a minimum of 12 hours of Annual Commission Update course work (this course) each license cycle as part of your 24 hours of continuing education, and each Update course must be a different version.

If you take more than 12 hours of Annual Commission Update courses, the additional hours then count toward your 24 hours of required CE.

Strategies and tips for working with Millennials.

Examine the factors driving today’s real estate market. We will take you beyond the newspaper headlines to illustrate how the former driving factors of Baby Boomers (previously the largest real estate buyer group) no longer apply. You will learn how Millennials—today’s largest real estate market—buys, sells, rents, strategizes, and communicates. Learn how you can better serve this new leading population of clients.

This course will challenge your past approaches to working with clients and illustrate successful approaches to working with today’s buyers and sellers. Get insight into how to educate yourself about Millennials’ specific preferences and how builders and the real estate industry are responding to them.

You will explore essential expectations and patterns so you can refine and re-tool and your knowledge and practices, as well as your branding and image to reflect an understanding of the new real estate model. You’ll focus on increasing your ability to work effectively and productively with Millennials to achieve their real estate goals, as well as yours!

Topics include:

• Traditional versus Millennial real estate model
• Defining the market
• Wants, needs, and deal breakers
• Motivation
• The affected real estate market and model
• Effective strategies for working with Millennials

Required CE Course

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Under revised rules, every active licensee must take a minimum of 12 hours of Annual Commission Update course work (this course) each license cycle as part of your 24 hours of continuing education, and each Update course must be a different version.

If you take more than 12 hours of Annual Commission Update courses, the additional hours then count toward your 24 hours of required CE.

Appraisal forms ask for architectural design of the subject and comparable properties. Many multiple listing services (MLS) have a field for architectural style as well. Contemporary and traditional are often used in MLS listings and appraisal reports. FNMA does not allow descriptors like average, two stories, or typical, and they modified these sections in the UAD format in 2013. Both appraisers and real estate agents struggle with the design of newer homes and reviewer revisions to the designs used in their reports. You will be provided with descriptions, pictures, and floor plans that will aid in identification of the architectural design of the houses in neighborhoods you work in regularly.

Topics include:

• Identifying designs by year of construction, roof types, exterior materials
• Fenestration and ornamentation of historic and newer house designs
• Specific features of architectural designs
• Resources to aid in identifying architecture

Required CE Course

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Under revised rules, every active licensee must take a minimum of 12 hours of Annual Commission Update course work (this course) each license cycle as part of your 24 hours of continuing education, and each Update course must be a different version.

If you take more than 12 hours of Annual Commission Update courses, the additional hours then count toward your 24 hours of required CE.

Congratulations! We have survived the recent economic crisis and many indicators show that the housing market has rebounded and continues to grow. So what has changed in the last ten years in terms of the house and its components? What are homeowners expecting when building or remodeling a property?

This class will help both real estate agents and contractors achieve business success by understanding how the physical house has changed and what their clients are looking for when making housing decisions.

Topics include:

• How has new construction changed?
• How has the remodeling industry changed?
• What are other living styles that people are embracing?
• What housing components are considered “old” and what are considered “new”?
• What are the latest technical offerings in housing?
• How are occupant health and well-being being addressed?
• What are other considerations and how can we avoid obstacles?

Do you want to reactivate your Colorado Real Estate Broker license?

Do you fall into one of the following categories?

• Hold an active Colorado real estate broker license and have fallen behind in CE requirements
• Hold an inactive or expired Colorado real estate broker license for up to 36 months

If you answered yes, the Colorado Real Estate Commission allows for you to complete your CE requirements and renew/reactivate your license through successful completion of the Broker Reactivation Course.
Complete all of your continuing education requirements for your 3-year renewal with this course. You’ll review Colorado regulations and statutory relationships, brokerage relationship agreements, sales contracts, and issues in real estate contracting. This course is available to satisfy your complete CE requirement under the following conditions per the Colorado Real Estate Commission:

1. This option is permitted for active licensees in lieu of the requirements of Rule B-2(a), but shall not be repeated in consecutive license cycles.
2. This option is permitted for licensees who have been inactive or expired for up to thirty-six (36) months, and who are unable to comply with education requirements listed in rule B-2(a).

Do you want to reactivate your Colorado Real Estate Broker license?

Do you fall into one of the following categories?

• Hold an active Colorado real estate broker license and have fallen behind in CE requirements
• Hold an inactive or expired Colorado real estate broker license for up to 36 months

If you answered yes, the Colorado Real Estate Commission allows for you to complete your CE requirements and renew/reactivate your license through successful completion of the Broker Reactivation Course.
Complete all of your continuing education requirements for your 3-year renewal with this course. You’ll review Colorado regulations and statutory relationships, brokerage relationship agreements, sales contracts, and issues in real estate contracting. This course is available to satisfy your complete CE requirement under the following conditions per the Colorado Real Estate Commission:

1. This option is permitted for active licensees in lieu of the requirements of Rule B-2(a), but shall not be repeated in consecutive license cycles.
2. This option is permitted for licensees who have been inactive or expired for up to thirty-six (36) months, and who are unable to comply with education requirements listed in rule B-2(a).

Appraisal forms ask for architectural design of the subject and comparable properties. Many multiple listing services (MLS) have a field for architectural style as well. Contemporary and traditional are often used in MLS listings and appraisal reports. FNMA does not allow descriptors like average, two stories, or typical, and they modified these sections in the UAD format in 2013. Both appraisers and real estate agents struggle with the design of newer homes and reviewer revisions to the designs used in their reports. You will be provided with descriptions, pictures, and floor plans that will aid in identification of the architectural design of the houses in neighborhoods you work in regularly.

Topics include:

• Identifying designs by year of construction, roof types, exterior materials
• Fenestration and ornamentation of historic and newer house designs
• Specific features of architectural designs
• Resources to aid in identifying architecture

Do you want to reactivate your Colorado Real Estate Broker license?

Do you fall into one of the following categories?

• Hold an active Colorado real estate broker license and have fallen behind in CE requirements
• Hold an inactive or expired Colorado real estate broker license for up to 36 months

If you answered yes, the Colorado Real Estate Commission allows for you to complete your CE requirements and renew/reactivate your license through successful completion of the Broker Reactivation Course.
Complete all of your continuing education requirements for your 3-year renewal with this course. You’ll review Colorado regulations and statutory relationships, brokerage relationship agreements, sales contracts, and issues in real estate contracting. This course is available to satisfy your complete CE requirement under the following conditions per the Colorado Real Estate Commission:

1. This option is permitted for active licensees in lieu of the requirements of Rule B-2(a), but shall not be repeated in consecutive license cycles.
2. This option is permitted for licensees who have been inactive or expired for up to thirty-six (36) months, and who are unable to comply with education requirements listed in rule B-2(a).