Vacant land transactions involve far more than signing a contract. From due diligence and title issues to access, water rights, zoning, and unexpected development restrictions, buyers and sellers must navigate unique risks that don’t arise in standard residential deals.
Under Colorado law, sellers are obligated to disclose known adverse material facts about their Property. This obligation is outlined in the Buy Sell Residential Contract,
A short-term rental is generally when you rent out a residential property or part of a residential property for less than 30 days. Laws exist and continue to be made that can restrict short-term rental properties.
Updated: Sept. 9, 2019. Part I: Realignment of the COGCC and Delegation of Control to Local Governments Puts an Emphasis on Protecting Health, Safety, and
What If the Property I Own Has the “Wrong” Zoning? Question: I own a property. The current zoning will not let me do what I
What is a zoning variance? A zoning variance is a deviation from the standard zoning regulation. In Colorado, municipalities recognize that the strict, literal
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
What Happens When Zoning Laws Change? How Can It Affect The Use of Your Property? Ms. Homeowner (“Ms. H”) has owned 50 acres of land
If a title company will issue survey-related protection based on an Improvement Location Certificate (ILC), why might it be worthwhile for my client to obtain
If a title company will provide survey-related title insurance protection for a buyer without requiring an Improvement Location Certificate (ILC), why might it still be
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