Credentials, License + Standing
When you hire a real estate professional, you're putting your largest financial decision in their hands. Here's the documentation that says I can actually do that work — and what I'm specifically qualified to handle.
Active license · Verify with Colorado DRE
Issued by the Colorado Division of Real Estate · Status: Active · Licensed since 2016 · Verify at DORA Colorado Real Estate Lookup
NAR-Certified Designations · 5 earned
Most agents have one designation or none. These are five separate specialization tracks the National Association of REALTORS® audited and certified — each one a real curriculum, real exam, real continuing education requirement.
ABR
Accredited Buyer's Representative
Specialized training on fiduciary duty to buyers — negotiation tactics, market analysis, contract advocacy, and conflict-of-interest protections.
GRI
Graduate, REALTOR® Institute
The most comprehensive REALTOR® curriculum. 60+ hours covering law, contracts, finance, technology, and ethics. Held by fewer than 20% of agents.
MRP
Military Relocation Professional
PCS-specific training: timeline pressure, VA loan mechanics, base proximity factors, BAH calculations, and out-of-state coordination.
SRS
Seller Representative Specialist
Advanced listing-side training: pricing methodology, marketing strategy, negotiation under inspection objection, and post-list management.
PSA
Pricing Strategy Advisor
Deep-dive CMA training. How appraisers, lenders, and the market actually weight comps — and how to price for both maximum sale and minimum days on market.
What this actually means for your transaction
Credentials matter because they're how the regulator knows where to send the complaint if I screw up. Here's the practical impact on your deal.
Verify, then talk
Verify the license at the link above. Read the testimonials. Then if it looks right, we'll spend 20 minutes on what you're actually trying to do.