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Updated almost 11 years ago,

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Valerie Rogers
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  • Property Manager
  • Aurora, CO
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Question about Real Estate Brokerage Law in CO

Valerie Rogers
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  • Property Manager
  • Aurora, CO
Posted

Hello!

I have a question for someone who is familiar with real estate brokerage law in CO.

I'm starting a business that offers a service to owners of vacation rental properties where we will help manage their advertising listings, inquiries from travelers, and reservations. This service is offered as an on-going service or a short term service while the property owner is on vacation.

We also provide admin services (listing maintenance, listing creation, social marketing, etc) on a "per hour" basis. (I am not a full-service property manager…this is a marketing & booking service.)

I posted a survey on a forum for owners of vacation rental properties and someone replied to my post with this:

"I doubt you have looked into the legality of your proposed endeavor. You are skating on very thin ice, if not already breaking thru, on the real estate brokerage laws of a least of three of the state I'm licensed with. I'd look carefully before you leap!"

I am not a licensed real estate agent, just someone who has over 11 years of experience in the vacation rental industry & am offering my expertise & service to others for a fee.

Can anyone help me understand what the concern would be for this type of service in relation to real estate brokerage laws? I'd appreciate any feedback!

Sincerely,

Valerie

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