Colorado Community Association Manager License Education

Q: Who is required to be licensed as a community association manager?

Those required to be licensed as a community association manager are any person, firm, partnership, limited liability company, association, or corporation that, in consideration of compensation by fee, commission, salary, or anything of value with the intentions of receiving or collecting such compensation, whether or not the compensation is received by the licensed manager directly or by the licensed entity that employs the licensed manager, engages in or offers or attempts to engage in community association management in Colorado. Community Association Management means any of the following practices relating to the management of a Common Interest Community, at the direction or on behalf of its executive board.

Colorado CAM (Community Association Manager) Licensing

Community Assocation Manager Courses in Colorado

As of July 1st, 2019 Community Association Manager Licensing is not longer required in Colorado. The Colorado Division of Real Estate will no longer provide any services for this program.

CAM Licensing Education

With the veto of HB1212, all CAM provisions in state law have been effectively repealed.

For more information please read our blog post on Community Association Manager licensing.

CAM Continuing Education

CE Courses Online

CAM License Holders are no longer required to complete continuing education. VanEd CAM CE courses are also approved for real estate continuing education credit in Colorado, so all licensees with dual real estate and community association manager licensing may complete those courses and will receive credit towards your elective real estate CE hours.

Questions and Answers Concerning the CAM Program

Who is required to be licensed as a community association manager?

Effective July 1st, 2019 there is no community association manager licensing in Colorado.

Are other types of education which will help me if I wish to be a CAM?

Yes!

VanEd offers courses for real estate covering all facets of community association management and property management. Most of these courses are continuing education courses, and you can find those on our Colorado Real Estate Continuing Education page.

Additionally you can find more information on community management through the following education programs:

Certified Manager of Community Associations or “CMCA”
Association Management Specialist or “AMS”
Professional Community Association Manager or “PCAM”