The Statute of Limitations on a Colorado Home Loan Default Probably Isn’t What You Think. Q: What is the statute of limitations for lenders to pursue
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
What the National Mortgage Settlement Means for Colorado Homeowners The National Mortgage Settlement is an agreement between five of the largest residential mortgage loan servicers
Homeowners Who Faced Foreclosure May Be Entitled to More Than $125,000 for Lender Abuses If your home was improperly foreclosed on in 2009 or 2010,
Co-Author: Tasha J. Power, Esq. Question: I have seen news reports explaining that banks and other mortgage lenders need to produce the original signed promissory
What Functions May an Apartment Manager Perform Without a Real Estate License? It can be a complicated task to successfully navigate the maze of Colorado
The United States Supreme Court just made it easier for real estate brokers to charge flat fees and generally test the market with different
What Happens to Debt Secured by Real Estate After A Foreclosure (or Short Sale)? When a property is sold at a foreclosure auction (or short
Co-Author: Peter G. Sotiropoulos Part I: Brief Overview This article addresses the effects of the “Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act” (“Dodd-Frank”) on the
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