The Department of Regulatory Agencies Real Estate Division is putting new licensing requirements into effect for 2015. Community association managers and those who have a vested interest in homeowner associations, cooperatives and condominiums will need to take heed of the new license requirements. Read Jerry’s full article as appeared in the Colorado Real Estate Journal.
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