Following the lead of many other states and the federal government, a bill restricting Residential Real Property Transfer Fee Covenants, SB 11-234, was introduced Thursday in the Senate. The bill as introduced does not limit transfer fees paid to community associations of any kind. Also excluded from the bill’s limitations are transfer feesGo to Resource
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Following the lead of many other states and the federal government, a bill restricting Residential Real Property Transfer Fee Covenants, SB 11-234, was introduced Thursday in the Senate. The bill as introduced does not limit transfer fees paid to community associations of any kind. Also excluded from the bill’s limitations are transfer feesGo to Resource
Stakeholders in the community association industry nationwide have an important opportunity to share their concerns with the government about proposed new regulations which could limit how some HOAs use money they collect in transfer fees. DEADLINE FOR COMMENTS IS MONDAY, APRIL 11. The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) published a Notice of ProposedGo to Resource
You’ve probably all heard about the latest scam…but in case you haven’t, a company called the Corporate Controllers Unit has mailed over 500,000 official looking notices to registered corporations in Colorado. The notices look like a bill from the Colorado Secretary of State for $225.00 for corporate registrations. IT IS NOT FROM THEGo to Resource
On March 8, 2011, in Network Automation, Inc. v. Advanced Sys. Concepts, Inc., 2011 WL 815806 (9th Cir. Mar. 8, 2011), the Ninth Circuit provided some insight as to whether using a competitor’s trademark as a search engine keyword constitutes trademark infringement. The dispute surrounds a common practice utilized by various search enginesGo to Resource