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Foreign Investment in Real Property Tax Act (Updated: 11/29/17) The federal Foreign Investment in Real Property Tax Act (“FIRPTA”) attempts to reduce opportunities for foreign
Many homeowners ask about the criteria for obtaining a loan modification through their existing lender. I have successfully assisted dozens of borrowers in obtaining modifications.
Effective May 1, 2013, Colorado is now one of several states in the United States that recognizes “civil unions.” Colorado’s civil union law allows two
Question: I recently agreed to enter guilty plea to resolve certain criminal charges against me. What are the consequences to my Colorado real estate
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Co-author: Zakary A. Kessler The question of whether certain behavior requires a real estate license is not only a logical place to begin a presentation
Co-author: Zakary A. Kessler Colorado first passed its license law statute in 1929.(E1) This author knows of no situation where, absent harm to a consumer, a
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Taking the Intimidation out of Preparing for Small Claims Court Usually people do not hire lawyers for representation in Small Claims Court – they represent
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