Due to the NAR Antitrust Settlement, production of the following products is on hold while they are being updated:
• Addenda Package – Revision expected by November 2024
• Brokerage Relationship Policy – Revision expected by December 2024
• Office Policy – Revision expected by December 2024
• Independent Contractor Agreement – Revision expected by December 2024
Note: If you are being audited, please contact Andrea Webster at 303-539-9205 to discuss your options.
To be notified when these products become available, please complete THIS FORM.
RENTAL APPLICATION FAIRNESS ACT COMPLIANCE PACKET
In 2019, the Colorado legislature passed House Bill 1106, known as the Rental Application Fairness Act, into law. All landlords and property managers are required to comply with the requirements of HB 1106. Our law firm has developed a system to identify needs and efficiently create a Rental Application Fairness Act Compliance Packet for your company. Click here for more information.
New Colorado law requires all real estate brokerage firms to have a Data Protection Policy.
ADDENDA: COLORADO RESIDENTIAL CONTRACTS ADDENDA
Learn about and Order Addenda to match the new Real Estate Commission approved forms.
Colorado law requires Employing Brokers to develop an Office Policy Manual and periodically review it with all employees.
All brokerage firms must maintain a written Brokerage Relationship Policy.
INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR AGREEMENT
Tax law makes it critical for you to have a written Independent Contractor Agreement with each of your licensees.
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT ORDER FORM
Our Residential Property Management Agreement is flexible and designed to fit a variety of property types, compensation models, and services provided to owners.
RESIDENTIAL LEASE AGREEMENT ORDER FORM
Please complete the form above to order your Residential Lease Agreement.
EMOTIONAL SUPPORT ANIMAL MATERIALS FOR LANDLORDS
Are you a landlord or property owner/manager who has received a request from a tenant or applicant to change your existing policies to accommodate an emotional support animal? This is an increasingly common request, and one must be careful to handle these requests appropriately in order to comply with applicable fair housing laws. These requests are especially tricky when the person making the request does not have a disability that is known or readily apparent, or when the disability-related need for the requested animal is not known or readily apparent. FJGG’s Emotional Support Animal Materials are designed for that exact situation, and may be used by Colorado landlords or property managers when handling these types of requests for accommodations when the tenant’s disability or disability related-need for the requested animal are not known or obvious. Attorney Cinthia Manzano and other attorneys at Frascona, Joiner, Goodman and Greenstein are also available to advise you about emotional support animals, other types of reasonable accommodation requests, or landlord-tenant matters generally.