The January issue of the DORA HOA Info Office Complaints Report, contains a review of what exactly the HOA Information Office and Resource Center has done, seen and heard in the past year. Here is what stands out to me: The largest area of complaint (17% of the 477 complaints) relates to recordsGo to Resource
Category: State Legislation
As we anticipated, the 2012 Colorado Legislative Session may be a busy one as it relates to laws affecting associations. On opening day, SB12-030 was introduced as a “clean-up” bill for certain administrative provisions of the public trustee foreclosure statute. However, in our opinion it does more than that. One significant proposed amendmentGo to Resource
The Denver Post reports that state lawmakers intend to introduce legislation requiring property sellers to disclose whether the proposed sale includes underlying minerals. In Colorado, it is not uncommon for the surface and mineral estates of a property to be “severed” which results in one party owning the surface estate while another partyGo to Resource
With the submittal of the Sunrise Review Application by the Colorado Legislative Action Committee of CAI, the need for investigating licensing of community managers within the State of Colorado is making news. Manager licensing task force members Dee Wolfe and Sue Daigle were recently interviewed for an article appearing in today’s Aurora Sentinel.Go to Resource
As reported recently on Channel 7, the Colorado Legislative Action Committee of CAI recently submitted a Sunrise Review Application to the Department of Regulatory Agencies asking DORA to investigate the need for licensing of community managers within the State of Colorado. We are sure many are asking the same questions we had. WhatGo to Resource