As we anticipated a bill attempting to clean up manager licensing was introduced into the House. HB 15-1040 was introduced by Representative Dan Thurlow (R-Grand Junction) to narrow the number of individuals that are required to be licensed as community association managers. As initially introduced, the bill limits the types of communities thatGo to Resource
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Your community is like your house. If you lose a homeowner’s trust or belief in your community’s leadership it’s like a small crack in the foundation of your house. And, if you continue to lose trust, sooner or later floors will start to sink, cracks will appear in the walls, and before youGo to Resource
And they’re off… Today marks the first day of the legislative session for 2015. With the very turbulent past few years, marked by strict party politics, grid lock, recalls and a change in the majority party in the state senate, which now has a republican majority by one vote, the session could startGo to Resource
After the hearing held on January 2, 2015, DORA has adopted 3 emergency rules regarding manager licensing. The rules pertain to License Qualifications, Applications and Examinations, the Licensing Office and Renewal, Transfer, Inactive License, Reinstatement and Insurance. These rules contain no major changes from the proposed rules presented at the hearing. Most ofGo to Resource
It’s finally time to register for the Altitude Community Law Manager License Exam Prep Course! Join Loura Sanchez and Elina Gilbert on January 23rd at 9:00 a.m. sharp to prepare for the Manager License Exam and learn testing techniques that will help you: 1) feel more confident, 2) improve your score, and 3)Go to Resource