The word “discrimination” is used often and very loosely by owners and residents who feel they are not being treated fairly. But do the circumstances of each allegation truly rise to the level of discrimination? In many situations, they do not. But in some cases, they do, even though there may not have been any … Go to Event
In many instances, especially with condominium and townhome communities, building components are maintained by owners, but insured by associations (or vice versa). But what does this mean in reality and how does it play out? What happens if a unit drywall cracks but the owner insists it is the association’s obligation to repair because the … Go to Event
Let’s face it: nobody likes talking about insurance. However, in this day and age we need to discuss this topic in much more detail than before. Premiums are skyrocketing and associations are faced with very difficult decisions concerning the type of insurance they carry, while staying within the confines of statutory and governing document requirements. … Go to Event
Saving on water usage and electricity is important, and Colorado has lots of legislation attempting to do just this; some of the legislation targets community associations. The purpose of this webinar is to focus on two types of legislation: legislation covering xeriscape and solar panels. Both of these areas are fairly regulated by statute with … Go to Event
A question often asked by boards and community managers is whether the law trumps what is contained in their governing documents, or whether the specificity of the documents prevail. In true lawyer fashion, the response is “it depends”. But what does it depend on? It depends on the specific statutory language and whether such language … Go to Event