Colorado Real Estate Forms & Resources

The official Colorado Division of Real Estate forms library. All approved contracts, disclosures, and addenda in one place.

The primary purchase contract used in Colorado residential transactions. Also called the CBS form, the document this entire site's guide is based on.

Used when purchasing raw land, unimproved lots, or parcels without structures. Common for acreage transactions in Hartsel, Nathrop, and rural Chaffee County.

Used for residential income properties including duplexes, triplexes, and fourplexes.

The formal written notice a buyer submits to the seller after inspection, listing deficiencies they want resolved.

The seller's written response to the buyer's Inspection Objection: agreeing, partially agreeing, or declining.

Used to modify dates, prices, or terms after the contract is executed. Requires signatures from both parties.

An alternative to immediate earnest money, allowing a promissory note to substitute for an upfront cash deposit in certain situations.

Governs seller occupancy after closing. Sets per-diem rate, security deposit terms, and move-out deadline.

The seller's written disclosure of known material defects, HOA status, water source, and other property conditions.

Federal law requires this disclosure for homes built before 1978. Sellers must disclose any known lead paint hazards.

Colorado requires agents to disclose their role (buyer's agent, seller's agent, transaction broker) at first substantial contact.

The DRE's consumer-facing page with licensing lookups, complaint processes, and general homebuyer information.

The state association for Colorado Realtors. Offers market data, homebuyer resources, and form explanations.

Look up property tax records, assessed values, and ownership history for Buena Vista, Salida, Nathrop, and surrounding areas.

Property tax and valuation records for Fairplay, Hartsel, and Park County properties.

Property records for Leadville and Lake County.