Colorado’s SAFE Act: Parents Making Mortgage Loans to Kids
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: 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
Imagine a scenario where you own a property free and clear of any mortgage and you find a buyer who wants to buy the property
Co-Author: David A. Farus, Esq. Colorado has returned to having a State approved real estate purchase contract designed for commercial transactions. This article identifies differences
Bid Rigging In certain situations the courts have equitable discretion to extend statutory redemption periods and void foreclosure sales. Courts have the power to set
What Do I Need to Know to Bid at Colorado Foreclosure Auctions? A. Tracking Sales The public trustees along the front range of Colorado generally
Co-Author: David A. Farus, Esq. Leasing Brokers may now lien property when the owner defaults on its obligation to pay leasing commissions for commercial properties.
Co-Author: Jordan Bunch, Esq. Consider a transaction scheduled to close on Wednesday, June 30, 2010, attended by both buyer and seller. The seller signs all
Don’t Run the Risk of Listing Your Own Home for Sale If you are a broker, check your E & O insurance policy. You may
Co-Author: Doug Barber Don’t Paint Yourself into a Corner – The “Toxic Substances Control Act” You may have heard that EPA has some new rules for
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