Upside Down Homes in Insolvent Estates
Co-Author: Mike Smeenk, Esq. At various times during the Great Recession and its aftermath, different economists have estimated that approximately 25% of American households with
Co-Author: Mike Smeenk, Esq. At various times during the Great Recession and its aftermath, different economists have estimated that approximately 25% of American households with
The strategies for commercial real estate loan workouts tend to be dramatically different than the considerations for most homeowners who are considering walking away
It’s a concrete case. A former employee may be stuck with an agreement that he had signed while working for his former employer, restricting
About To Make your Greatest Investment? Review What You Sign. It seems so simple, but most people get busy and think that the
Question: My listing expires at the end of this month. My seller just entered into a contract to sell the property that is scheduled
Many Homeowner Associations (“HOA’s”) don’t realize that their deadline to register with the Colorado Division of Real Estate without incurring any penalties was back in
You or your business could be at risk of being found to be an employer to someone previously thought to be an independent contractor.
As a result of these economically challenging times, many property owners come up with creative means to maximize income generated by their properties, whether residential
Co-Author: Jordan J. Bunch, Esq. Question: It is not uncommon for first time homebuyers to get a second mortgage loan from their parents. Does this
Co-Author: Jordan J. Bunch, Esq. Question: Are loans made for the purchase of residential investment properties “residential mortgage loans” under Colorado law? Quick Answer: The
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