Colorado Employing Broker

Colorado Employing Broker Placement

Need an employing broker in Colorado? We provide DORA-licensed employing broker placement, compliance oversight, and brokerage infrastructure for real estate companies, property management firms, PropTech platforms, and investors operating in Colorado.

What Is an Employing Broker in Colorado?

Colorado law requires every real estate brokerage to have an employing broker — an actively licensed individual who supervises all real estate activity conducted under the brokerage. The Colorado Division of Real Estate (DORA) holds the employing broker personally responsible for compliance, supervision, and record-keeping.

Services

Employing Broker Placement

A DORA-licensed employing broker ready to serve as your brokerage's supervising broker. Skip the years-long licensing process and start operating immediately.

DORA Compliance

Ongoing compliance oversight, policies and procedures, and audit preparedness to keep your Colorado brokerage in good standing with the Colorado Division of Real Estate.

Property Management Licensing

Employing broker services for property management companies operating in Colorado. Meet DORA requirements without hiring a full-time broker.

Transaction Support

Support for acquisitions, dispositions, and high-volume transaction programs across Colorado markets including Denver, Colorado Springs, Boulder, Fort Collins, and Aurora.

Complaint Management

End-to-end complaint intake, response, and resolution management to keep your brokerage compliant and protected. Learn about AI complaint compliance.

Who We Serve in Colorado

Colorado Markets We Cover

Denver, Colorado Springs, Boulder, Fort Collins, Aurora, Lakewood, Thornton, Arvada, Westminster, Centennial, Pueblo, Greeley, Loveland, Castle Rock, and all Colorado counties.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an employing broker in Colorado?

An employing broker in Colorado is a licensed individual who supervises all real estate transactions and agents operating under a brokerage. The Colorado Division of Real Estate (DORA) requires every brokerage entity to have an actively licensed employing broker.

How quickly can I get an employing broker in Colorado?

Because we already have DORA-licensed employing brokers ready, we can typically onboard new clients much faster than the months-long process of qualifying and licensing your own employing broker.

Contact

Email: hello@50statebrokerage.com | Phone: 720-784-8121

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