As we continue to dive deeper into the DORA report, we’ve tried to ascertain the root of the majority of complaints received by DORA. Looking at the categories of complaints, no less than 82.91% of the complaints relate to items that could be mitigated with additional information and or education of board members, managersGo to Resource
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Secretary of State Scott Gessler recently announced new legislation intended to streamline business filings with the Colorado Secretary of State. The legislation, known as Senate Bill 123, proposes to implement a “Business Efficiency Suite” to make on-line business filings with the Secretary of State less costly and burdensome. According to the announcement, theGo to Resource
As a follow up to a recent post, the Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA) report indicated that of the 478 unique complaints (complaints from different individuals rather than multiple complaints from the same person) received by DORA 32.8% or 157, involved the association’s manager. This percentage rises to 59.33% or 278 complaints if youGo to Resource
The Department of Regulatory Agencies released its report detailing the past years activity regarding homeowners associations. The Report indicates that the Homeowners Association Information Office received 478 unique complaints through December 15, 2011 (although complaints for 2012 are expected to rise as more people become aware of the ability to make complaints). TheGo to Resource
Earlier today, Aaron Acker, the HOA Information Officer issued his first report as required by law. You can read the full report here. As we analyze the data and conclusions contained in the report we will provide our analysis of what this might mean for your associations and management companies. As we haveGo to Resource