Now that you understand the common traps (see Math Mayhem in Real Estate Deals: What Brokers Must Know – Part I), it’s time to focus
Learn the process details for Colorado’s new Informed Consent Disclosure enforcement environment. Part I of this two-part webcast series can be found here. If you
Learn the “why” and “how” for Colorado New Informed Consent Disclosure for Colorado Real Estate Brokerage Firms. Part II of this two-part webcast series can
With the Sundance Film Festival relocating to Boulder, Colorado in 2027, local businesses face a wave of opportunities — and legal considerations. From short-term rental licensing to increased regulatory scrutiny, this article outlines the legal steps your business should take now to be fully prepared when the festival arrives.
When a calamity like a hailstorm hits just before closing, escrows can offer a practical path forward. Learn when and how to use escrows—plus explore alternative solutions that could help keep the deal on track.
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Appraisal Issues Carved Out of Loan Termination Contingency – 2019 Colorado Real Estate Contract The Division of Real Estate has added language attempting to clarify
2/21/16: Escalation Clauses – A Lawyer’s Dream. In markets with shortages of inventory, buyers know that they must aggressively compete for the right properties. Yet
Brokerage Relationship Disclosures Webcast 1/19/2015: Most brokers know that when they are sitting in an open house, they need to make a disclosure to unrepresented
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
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