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News Articles
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Condominium Questionnaire $25 not $125
2020 a bust for HOA omeowners and comforting to industry
HOA Reform: implementing a dispute resolution process in the HOA Office and creating a State HOA data repository. Refuting lobbyist distortions on feasibility, cost and their financial interests.
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Legislation & Laws
HOA Property Manager Licensing Sunrise Report recommends licensing
SIGNED INTO LAW: HB 21-1310
HOA flag restrictions a thing of the past
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Construction Defects law requires homeowners to approve litigation
State HOA Office Sunset Report: Reforms and justification for Office Deleted from HB 20-1200
HB 19-1309 provides mobile home and manufactured home communities with out of court dispute resolution process within DORA
Look up any HOA Bills/law
liens, transfer fees - seniors & disabled
Liens and Super Liens
Super lien strips HOA homeowners of their home equity
Home Sale Transfer Fees
Creating a State HOA data repository as proposed in HB20-1333 would have saved HOA homeowners millions each year in home sale transfer fee
Home sales transfer fees: $50 not $350 or more
Seniors - Disabled
Senior communities get exclusion in SB 20-126 that requires HOAs to allow day care businesses in community (the Bill passed)
Should my HOA have to pay for my wheelchair ramp (scroll down on article)
Metro Districts
The politics of metro districts
How developers use bonds, mill levies to ensure they are repaid
Colorado metro district debts can take homeowners decades to pay off
Metro Districts can deliver surprisingly and costly tax increases
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