Thanks for the question.
You should be in good shape here. Arizona qualifies for a limited license recognition. There are a few requirements:
1. Be in good standing as a real estate salesperson in Arizona
2. Pass the state portion of the Colorado exam.
Here's a good link :
http://www.dora.state.co.us/real-estate/brokerlicensing.htm
I hope this helps - Good Luck !
Yes,
I verified that as of Feb 1, 2009 Colorado will accept partial recognition from other states and Arizona qualifies. As current salesperson is Arizona, you need two qualifications:
1. 2 years of licensure, either active or inactive
2. Pass the state portion of the Colorado exam
If you don't have 2 years history, you must:
- Take48 Hours in Colorado Contracts and Regulations
- 8 Hours in Trust Accounts and Record Keeping
- 8 Hours in Current Legal Issues
- 24 Hours in Real Estate Closings
- 32 Hours in Practical Applications- Pass entire Colorado broker exam
most of the info you need will be on this website:
You want to go to the tab: Candidate Bulletin PSI on the left to sign up and take the state portion of the exam.
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