Coronavirus COVID-19 Clauses that Dovetail with the CREC System This is the fifth video in our six part series on Coronavirus COVID-19 providing solutions
Force Majeure and Coronavirus COVID-19 This is the fourth video in our six part series on Coronavirus COVID-19 identifying general concepts about Force Majeure and
General Considerations for Coronavirus COVID-19 Contract Clauses This is the third video in our six part series on Coronavirus COVID-19 identifying the general issues for
This is the second video in our six part series on Coronavirus COVID-19. It provides a process for addressing contract issues for deals that are
Must I Disclose that an Occupant had Coronavirus (COVID-19)? This is the first video in our six part series on Coronavirus COVID-19 addressing a frequently
We’ve recently heard from a number of Colorado landlord and property management clients whose tenants have encountered financial hardships due to the COVID-19 coronavirus and
Learn when to use the Agreement to Revive Contract form, how to use it and when not to use it.
While buying or selling a home or other real estate in Colorado is often completed without the use of an attorney, there are special considerations and complex legal issues that arise when buying or selling a home or other real estate in the middle of a divorce case. Consulting an attorney who has knowledge of real estate law and divorce should be part of the plan to buy or sell real estate, while a divorce case is pending in Colorado.
Many buyers expect their broker to evaluate whether the buyer can change the property post-closing.
NAR’s Clear Cooperation Policy Sellers will no longer be able to waive MLS rules that require listing brokers to promptly submit listings to the MLS.
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