Winter 2019
The Real Estate News
Colorado Division of Real Estate
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Division Meetings and Events Calendar
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In the Division's Spotlight
In the Division's Spotlight
DORA celebrated Consumer Protection Week this past November by rewarding those who have worked diligently this past year on protecting Colorado consumers at its first "Get Wise" Consumer Protection Awards.
The Division of Real Estate would like to extend a sincere applause to the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department, who was recognized as a valued partner of DORA for their work developing an educational program called Realty Watch, specifically to educate licensed real estate brokers on how to say safe on the job. We look forward to working with the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department in the future.
Congratulations to Deputy Brad Herman Jr. and his associates of the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office for receiving a 2019 "Get Wise" Consumer Protection Award.
At the Colorado Real Estate Commission meeting on December 4, 2018, the Commission revised and adopted a new Commission Position on Office Policy Manuals in response to the passage of HB18-1128 (Protections for Consumer Data Privacy).
Throughout the year each program at the Division of Real Estate goes through rule changes, application reviews, renewals and other related activities affecting both licensees and the consumer.
The Division of Real Estate wants consumers to be aware of scams targeting Colorado consumers, real estate brokers and out-of-state timeshare owners regarding the reselling of timeshares.
Recently the Division is seeing an uptick in cases involving two types of long-term home ownership: Wholesaling/Assigning Transactions and Distressed Rescuer Transactions.
Over the past few years with home values on the rise and a hot sales market, many accidental landlords and investors decided to sell their properties. Real estate brokers that manage residential properties must be educated in the nuances and rules and regulations of property management.
This quarter Lead Real Estate Investigator Sarah Halloran explores the trials and tribulations associated with “love letters” and investigators discuss recent instances of someone pretending to be a buyer and trying to bait and lure real estate brokers into meeting.
For 2019 there have been numerous changes made to the Division of Real Estate (the Division) standard forms and contracts, and Brokers are encouraged to take a comprehensive contract review course in early 2019. It is additionally recommended to review the redline versions of the new contracts. It is essential that brokers remember they are required to be competent on all forms and contracts they are utilizing.
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