The Great Colorado Homeowners Insurance Reform Act of 2013 has been introduced and is moving its way through committee to save the day. In its current form, the Insurance Reform Act contains a number of provisions that are geared towards making insurance more user-friendly. The act also contains provisions that address the valuationGo to Resource
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At some point in the lifecycle of most businesses, it will either be sold or new owners will buy in. Therefore, it makes sense to structure your business from the very beginning so as to maximize its future sale value. In a previous post we discussed some key steps that a business ownerGo to Resource
The Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA) released its 2012 annual report detailing the past years activity regarding homeowners associations. The Report indicates that the Homeowners Association Information Office received 2,873 inquires in 2012 (a 5.9% decrease from 2011). Most of the inquiries pertained to the following areas: The general operation of the anGo to Resource
Last week, the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA) published proposed changes to the rules regulating to towing of motor vehicles, which could significantly impact community associations. CAI published a Call to Action, asking members to take filing comments with the Public Utilities Commission. Comments must be submitted by February 11th through theGo to Resource
The Fort Collins City Council is scheduled to hear from Fort Collins city staff on whether low-level residential restrictions should be imposed at its meeting today. The restrictions would take effect April 1, if approved. Level 1 water restrictions allow watering only two days per week and on a schedule. The restrictions barGo to Resource