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Help Renters Understand Association Life

Filed Under Community Associations Miscellaneous

Renter or Tenants are often labeled as troublemakers in communities or the cause of reduced property values. Many associations consider prohibiting or limiting rental of units in their community for this reason alone. However, there may be less aggressive and cheaper ways to address concerns. For example, consider leasing rules which: Require all leases toGoGo to Resource

CAI’s CLAC issues position statement on HB1134

Filed Under State Legislation

Yesterday, CAI sent an email which provided a summary of HB1134. In the email, the Legislative Action Committee indicated that it was: Supportive of the educational provisions, since they are consistent with the intent of the original bill which was signed into law in 2010. The educational provisions referred to are the expanded scope ofGoGo to Resource

HOA Information and Resource Center Gets More Power

Filed Under State Legislation

In HB13-1134, introduced last Friday, Senator Carroll and Representative Ryden are proposing that the HOA Information and Resource Center be expanded in several keys ways: Mandating that the Center: compile a list of all registered associations with name, address and telephone number of each association; Coordinate and assist in the preparation of educational and referenceGoGo to Resource

Colorado Homeowner Advocate Group Challenges Legislators to Reform CCIOA

Filed Under State Legislation

In a press release issued this week, the Colorado HOA Forum, an advocacy group, challenged legislators to: Add enforcement and penalty provisions in CCIOA for non-compliance by associations; Require out-of-court, binding dispute resolution for most association/owner disputes; Limit the fees and costs that can be added to delinquent association debt; and License and regulate propertyGoGo to Resource

2013 Community Association Handbook Published

Filed Under Community Associations Miscellaneous

We are excited to announce that our 2013 Community Association Handbook has been republished and posted to our website for your convenience. Our latest edition provides the most current information regarding Colorado homeowner associations. The handbook gives you easy access to information about collections, foreclosures and CCIOA and while also providing full copies of theGoGo to Resource

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