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How a Buyer Can Terminate a Colorado Real Estate Contract After Discovering a New Property Problem

Cinthia Manzano March 9, 2026

In Colorado residential real estate transactions, sellers must disclose newly discovered adverse material facts about a property. Under the Colorado Real Estate Commission Contract to Buy and Sell Real Estate, buyers may have the right to terminate the contract even after inspection deadlines have passed. This article explains disclosure requirements, Section 10.2 termination rights, and critical timing rules buyers must understand.

Mold and the Implied Warranty of Habitability in Colorado Rental Housing

Cinthia Manzano November 9, 2024

Mold and the Implied Warranty A rental property that someone lives in is considered uninhabitable under Colorado law if there is mold present due to

Current Problems in Colorado with New Residential Homes Being Built

Cinthia Manzano April 19, 2023

Builders are currently reporting a shortage in adequate labor to help build new homes for their customers. There are also reported delays in getting some

When Animals are Allowed Inside Your Business – Holding a Class or Meeting

Cinthia Manzano April 19, 2023

Q: Our office’s meeting room hosts classes for members of an association or group to get continuing education or learn about issues important to their

My tenant used meth. Meth Cleanup is Expensive. Is it Covered by Insurance? Part II.

Cinthia Manzano August 5, 2022

What do you do when you own property that you lease out to tenants and find out that your tenant apparently used meth at the

Amending and Enforcing Community Association Covenants – Update

Cinthia Manzano August 5, 2022

How Words Like “Change” or “Modify” Matter If your Association’s covenants have the words “add” or “change” to them, the Association can most likely make

Insurance Company Repair Work Following The Marshall Fire

Cinthia Manzano May 2, 2022

Colorado statute Section 10-4-120 is designed to prohibit a homeowners insurance company from intimidating, coercing, threatening or inducing a homeowner to use a particular repair business to conduct the repairs at the property following damage to a property that results in a claim to the insurance company.

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How a Buyer Can Terminate a Colorado Real Estate Contract After Discovering a New Property Problem

Mold and the Implied Warranty of Habitability in Colorado Rental Housing

Current Problems in Colorado with New Residential Homes Being Built

When Animals are Allowed Inside Your Business – Holding a Class or Meeting

My tenant used meth. Meth Cleanup is Expensive. Is it Covered by Insurance? Part II.

Amending and Enforcing Community Association Covenants – Update

Insurance Company Repair Work Following The Marshall Fire

Employer Alert: Comply with new laws that go into effect January 1, 2021

My tenant used meth. Meth Cleanup is Expensive. Is it Covered by Insurance?

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