Webcasts

FJGG hosts a monthly Webcast, a five-to-ten-minute webinar for real estate professionals of topical wisdom. It’s FREE! There is no CE credit. Our goal is to provide insight into cutting-edge topics tossed out by the ever-changing market and law. If you are interested in receiving an email alert when a new webcast is available, please sign up here Subscribe to FJGG’s Webcast.

We plan to webcast once a month.

Featured Webcast:

4/22/26:  HB25-1249: Revisions to Security Deposit Law Changes Explained (2026 Update)

Colorado’s new legislation, HB25-1249, introduces important updates to the state’s security deposit laws that directly impact landlords, property managers, and tenants. This webcast will break down the key changes, clarify new compliance requirements, and explain how these revisions may affect lease agreements, deposit handling, and dispute risk. Whether you manage residential properties, advise clients on real estate matters, or need to understand your rights and responsibilities as a tenant, this webcast will provide actionable guidance to help you navigate the new law with confidence.

Contact attorney Caroline Young with questions on how HB25-1249 impacts your specific situation.

Past Topics & Recordings:

FJGG’s Employing Broker Webinar — Frascona, Joiner, Goodman and Greenstein, P.C., Attorneys at Law, A Colorado Law Firm

SB26-054 Security Deposit Limitations on Post Closing Occupancy Agreements

Overview of Colorado SB26-054, a 2026 law creating an exception to residential security deposit limits for post-closing occupancy agreements where...

HB25-1249: Revisions to Security Deposit Law Changes Explained (2026 Update)

Colorado’s new legislation, HB25-1249, introduces important updates to the state’s security deposit laws that directly impact landlords, property managers, and...

Law Firm Expertise in Appellate Law – Interview with Jesse Witt

Listen to an Interview of one of the law firm’s appellate law experts, Jesse Witt about his article published in...

How Will Colorado Brokerage Change in 2026?

An update on the progress of HB 26 -1287 – Sunset Division of Real Estate. In this update, we break...

Ratio Utility Billing Considerations For Multi-Family Units

Learn about HB25-1090 and its requirements for pricing disclosures and the ratio utility billing considerations for multi-family units. Read related...

From Math Chaos to Clarity Drafting Smarter Real Estate Agreements – Part II

Now that you understand the common traps (see Math Mayhem in Real Estate Deals: What Brokers Must Know – Part...

Informed Consent Disclosure – Part II

Learn the process details for Colorado’s new Informed Consent Disclosure enforcement environment. Part I of this two-part webcast series can...

Math Mayhem in Real Estate Deals: What Brokers Must Know – Part I

Because buyers are pushing harder on inspection objections, brokers are having to craft increasingly complex resolutions, sometimes involving commission adjustments....

Using Escrows to Deal with Calamity Just Before Closing

When a calamity like a hailstorm hits just before closing, escrows can offer a practical path forward. Learn when and...

Buyer Accepts Your Counter, But Not the Post-Closing Occupancy Agreement!

Learn how to incorporate key documents and critical details in real estate offers and counteroffers to prevent future disputes and...

Are There Things Buyers Can Do to Decrease Financial Risk from Special Taxing Districts?

Learn some of the risk enhancers for special taxing districts and some of the simple things that buyers can do...

What Does “Proof of Funds” Mean?

Great question—let’s break it down. Watch this video to learn what “proof of funds” means and why it matters.

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