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Colorado HOA Forum

HOA Homeowner Advocates

our priorities and proposals

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Legislative initiatives promoted by the Colorado HOA Forum will not: Use taxpayers Inhibit free, competitive and open business practices Materially impose any net cost on HOAs and their home owners Negatively influence home owners from volunteering All State supported HOA services must be funded by HOAs and other user fees/HOA registration fees.

Implement an out of court binding dispute resolution process within the State HOA Office to resolve home
owner complaints with their HOA Board funded through HOA registratin fees of $1.50 - 1.75 per year per homeowner. The level of service in this process will be limited by the fee assessment and not require any taxpayer funding, Require the HOA Registration process include a requirement that each HOA download all HOA official documentation into a State HOA data base to include all documentation required by DORA in the Contract to Buy and Sell Real Estate. Section 7. Initial funding obtained with an assessment to each HOA of $50 per year to develop the application and purchase hardware.

Improve the HOA Registration process to collect and publish on State HOA Office web site: each HOA's
property management company; email address; a certification that all Board members read their own HOA
governing documents and the State HOA Office's most current public presentation; and transmit to the
Office copies of all official documents required by DORA to be provided home buyers. The contract to Buy
and Sell Real Estate lists these documents.

Revive the HOA property manager licensing program that was vetoed in 2019. Improve upon Colorado
legislation that licenses HOA property managers (PM): require PMs to provide detailed receipts to home
owners paying fees and a statement on invoice and in contracts with HOAs indicating that such work is
unique and extraordinary with the sale of a home and not previously paid for with HOA dues.

Require Realtors and HOA home buyers to certify they received and read mandatory legally required home
closing documentation.

Legislation to extend requirements of licensed property managers/HOA law to time shares w.HOAs

Term limits on HOA Board members when others are willing to serve

Limit the amount of special assessments without homeowner vote Preclude HOAs from entering into any non-routine litigation without homeowner approval

Require HOA rental property owners to utilize part of every rent payment to pay HOA dues

Election and voting reform including banning default of proxies to Boards for any reason and limits on
absentee owners in proxy voting

Disclosure of Metro District debt on property as part of home closing process

Disclosure of "super lien" impact on home foreclosure’m a paragraph. Drag me to add paragraph to your block, write your own text and edit me. Prohibit the use of non-disclosure agreements for Board members that preclude Board members from discussing non-confidential information with fellow home owners
The Colorado HOA Forum should not be used as a guide or source for legal advice or a substitution for gaining legal advice on pursuing litigation.

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