The proposed Permanent Rule D of the Community Association Manager Licensing Rules provides that if a manager wishes to have a deductible larger than the $5000 prescribed by Rule D-9(2)(e) it may do so by requesting permission from the Director of the Colorado Division of Real Estate and depositing the amount greater thanGo to Resource
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As manager licensing and the manager license exam become more and more real to the industry, many are still struggling with understanding the licensing requirements and rules. But on March 9, 2015, the Director of DORA has finally adopted the official Manager Rules. The final Manager Rules will become effective on May 6,Go to Resource
Equal. Protection. Read again: Equal. Protection. Those are important words in America. Those two words succinctly state the core purposes of a democratic government. Each citizen should stand on an equal footing with all other citizens. The basic function of government is to ensure equality under the law. Government must protect a citizen’sGo to Resource
Today, DORA held a hearing on the proposed permanent rules for manager licensing. Testimony was given by over a dozen individuals. We should receive final rules within the next week. As always, we will keep you informed when they are released. During the hearing it was announced that the annual license fee forGo to Resource
Recently, SB181 was introduced in the Senate to provide some oversight for the receivership process in Colorado. Briefly, a receivership is the court ordered appointment of a rental manager for a property. The receiver (rental manager) is a disinterested person who manages the rental of the property, collects the rents and disburses the rentsGo to Resource