Senate Bill 100 – Part I
Co-Author: Karen Radakovich, Esq. See Senate Bill 100 – Part II Question: As a REALTOR® what do I need to know about Senate Bill 100
Co-Author: Karen Radakovich, Esq. See Senate Bill 100 – Part II Question: As a REALTOR® what do I need to know about Senate Bill 100
Co-Author: Karen Radakovich, Esq. Go to Senate Bill 100 – Part I Question: As a REALTOR® what do I need to know about Senate Bill
Co-Author: Janeen R. Hill, Esq. Question: I just bought a property through the foreclosure process. I expected that the foreclosure of the first deed of
Installment Land Contracts and Lease/Option Agreements – DON’T DO THESE! Use an All-Inclusive or “Wrap” Deed of Trust Instead We get many calls from
Recent changes in Colorado law have created new opportunities for parents in divorce, post-divorce, and custody (allocation of parental responsibility) cases to resolve disputes and
Co-Author: David A. Farus, Esq. This article explains the exception for Payment for Services Actually Rendered. Another article on our site explains the Affiliated Business
Co-Author: David A. Farus, Esq. This article explains the RESPA exception for Affiliated Business Arrangements (ABA’s). Another article on our site explains the exception for
Co-Author: Jon Goodman Question: How does the mediation process work? Response: Section 21 of the Real Estate Commission-approved Contract to Buy and Sell Real Estate
Need a Personal Representative’s Deed for a Closing? REALTORS® regularly call the firm to assist with a scheduled closing where the seller does not yet
As a result of publicity over the Terry Schiavo case, I have received several inquiries from clients and others about the use of living wills
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