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720-770-3457Posted May 23, 2024
As discussed in our summary blog here, landlord tenant law in Colorado has seen significant change since the pandemic era. Below we have provided a summary of the new laws that every landlord, property manager, and tenant needs to know. If you are a landlord, owner, or property manager, read carefully, and do your own […]
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What are the new/updated laws in Colorado regarding rent, rent increases, and security deposits? As discussed in our summary blog here, landlord tenant law in Colorado has seen significant change since the pandemic era. Below we have provided a summary of the new laws that every landlord, property manager, and tenant needs to know. If […]
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Colorado’s Rental Application Fairness Act and Anti-Discrimination in Leasing What are the new/updated laws in Colorado regarding rental application fairness and leasing discrimination? As discussed in our summary blog here, landlord tenant law in Colorado has seen significant change since the pandemic era. Below we have provided a summary of the new laws that every […]
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What provisions are prohibited or unenforceable in Colorado Leases? As discussed in our summary blog here, landlord tenant law in Colorado has seen significant change since the pandemic era. Below we have provided a summary of the new laws that every landlord, property manager, and tenant needs to know. If you are a landlord, owner, […]
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2024 brought about SIGNIFICANT OVERHAUL of lease termination and eviction law. A landlord’s ability to terminate or even non-renew a lease has significantly diminished. As discussed in our summary blog here, landlord tenant law in Colorado has seen significant change since the pandemic era. Below we have provided a summary of the new laws that […]
Read MorePosted May 23, 2024
As discussed in our summary blog here, landlord tenant law in Colorado has seen significant change since the pandemic era. Below we have provided a summary of the new laws that every landlord, property manager, and tenant needs to know. If you are a landlord, owner, or property manager, read carefully, and do your own […]
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What are the recent changes to landlord-tenant laws in Colorado? Am I compliant with new landlord/tenant law in Colorado? Do my leases need to be updated? Since 2020 (pandemic era), we have seen increased volatility in landlord/tenant law across the country. It is no different in Colorado. The Colorado General Assembly has been passing new […]
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