An unpublished decision in a lower California court recently upheld a community association’s attempt to charge substantial extra fees to owners who rent out their units. Stating that they were acting in accordance with the authority granted in the association’s governing documents, the board’s adoption of additional trash, watercraft, building permit and propertyGo to Resource
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You hire someone. You train him. He becomes valuable asset to your company and clients. Then, he leaves the company to work for a competitor or for himself, and to compete against you. To protect your business from this typical scenario, you should include a key provision in your employment agreements: The non-competeGo to Resource
Effective immediately the registration fee for your annual association registration through DORA is now $43.00 plus additional processing costs of approximately $1.50. This is an increase of 397% but still below the statutory cap of $50.00. If you have any questions or would like our office to handle your association’s registration, please contactGo to Resource
The Denver Post reports that state lawmakers intend to introduce legislation requiring property sellers to disclose whether the proposed sale includes underlying minerals. In Colorado, it is not uncommon for the surface and mineral estates of a property to be “severed” which results in one party owning the surface estate while another partyGo to Resource
With the submittal of the Sunrise Review Application by the Colorado Legislative Action Committee of CAI, the need for investigating licensing of community managers within the State of Colorado is making news. Manager licensing task force members Dee Wolfe and Sue Daigle were recently interviewed for an article appearing in today’s Aurora Sentinel.Go to Resource