Join us for the annual tradition where we look back at the prior calendar year and discuss what we learned from it. In prior years, there was a lot to talk about, and 2023 is no exception! Although 2023 did not have as many statutory changes as prior years, we were still hit with new … Go to Event
In 2023 the legislature enacted new laws addressing, among other things, towing, xeriscaping, and protecting owners’ rights to plant gardens. Is your community in compliance with these new laws and do you have the requisite policies? If your answer is “no” or “I don’t know” make sure to join us for this webinar where we … Go to Event
Ever since HB 1137 was enacted in 2022, communities have been struggling with collecting delinquencies. Whether it’s because the process is confusing or because the demand letters do not have all the required language, associations are often told they have to start over with their collection efforts. In this presentation, we will go through all … Go to Event
Unfortunately, water leaks are inevitable—it’s not question of if, but when. If you have ever dealt with a water leak in your community, you already know what a nightmare it can be (especially in stacked condominium communities)! The struggle begins with figuring out origination of the leak and continues with trying to determine how it … Go to Event
Join us for this four-hour interactive and fun approach to looking into CCIOA and the Nonprofit Act to see how they interact and play off one another. We will also be looking at the difference between pre and post-CCIOA communities as to how each is bound by CCIOA. Sure—nobody wants to sit in a four-hour … Go to Event
Colorado law imposes quite a few requirements on membership and board meetings. For example, meeting notices must contain certain information, be delivered in a certain manner, and within a specific time frame. Additionally, certain decisions cannot be made during certain meetings without complying with legal prerequisites. But these are only examples and there are many … Go to Event
Noise, odor, and nuisance complaints in general have always been difficult to enforce; but with the adoption of HB 1137 in 2022, they became even more difficult to address by associations. Not only is there difficulty proving the violation, associations now have to work with an enforcement process that essentially requires them to start the … Go to Event
No doubt our economy is improving and associations are starting to experience a smaller number of delinquencies. But unfortunately, no matter how good the economy gets, delinquencies still exist and must be addressed by associations. Therefore, it is imperative for boards to become familiar with the collections process and what can and can’t be done … Go to Event
In general, fair housing laws prohibit discrimination by housing providers. But homeowners’ associations are not typically housing providers, so do these laws apply to HOA’s? And if so, why and what do they require? In this webinar we will discuss the various fair housing laws, typical violations of these laws, what you should do to … Go to Event
Colorado laws contain many requirements associations are required must follow. Many of these requirements are fairly well known and complied with, while others are less known and not always complied with. When associations fail to comply with statutory requirements, they are exposed to liability. But how do you comply with a legal requirement you don’t … Go to Event