It all depends on your personal point of view. From an outsider’s point of view, it seems that the motto of many legislatures is that if at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. As was detailed yesterday, of the 10 HOA bills introduced, only 30% passed. As a result, many of theseGo to Blog
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In what promised to be a very busy legislative session aimed at addressing construction defects, amendments to CCIOA and manager clean up bills, of the ten bills introduced, only three made it out of the legislature and onto the governor for action. Now that the dust has settled, we can explore what passed,Go to Blog
The long-awaited sequel to Part One, this blog addresses the other deductible dilemma associations are facing. The dreaded wind and hail deductible. Under this scenario, imagine a large hail storm whips through the Denver area, causing significant damage to the roofs in your community. As a result, all of the roofs in theGo to Blog
With the manager license clean-up bill (HB 1343) about to become law, many are excited to have clarifications in place, and find a certain level of security knowing they can obtain a “provisional license” through the end of 2015 if they are not licensed by the original July 1, 2015 deadline. But haveGo to Blog
HB 15-1343 the Manager Cleanup and Streamline Bill passed out of the Legislature late yesterday and is on its way to becoming law. It is expected that Governor Hickenlooper will sign the bill which garnered support from all quarters. The bill, as passed, makes the following changes to the existing manager licensure statuteGo to Blog