The State of Colorado adopted the Colorado Address Confidentiality Program (“ACP”) in 2007, and first started accepting participants in July of 2008. While this relatively new statute may be completely unknown to most association managers and board members, it is important to at least understand the basic purpose and procedures relating to the statute andGo to Resource
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Recently I read an article about a group of Denver firefighters who, in addition to being attacked by the flames they were trying to put out, were also being attacked by the bed bugs trying to escape the flames. Gross. While bed bugs, apparently, are an occupational hazard firefighters must occasionally face – what aboutGo to Resource
As baby boomers are getting older, many are faced with the task of caring for their aging parents. One option some are exploring is creating an “apartment” for one or both parents by converting space in the garage or the basement. The creation of such accessory dwelling units (“ADUs”) is also an issue in mountainGo to Resource
Every homeowners association, at one time or another, has at least one resident who is difficult to deal with. You know the type – we sometimes refer to them as “Barkers and Biters.” These are the individuals who never agree with anything! As far as they are concerned, everyone else is always wrong and theyGo to Resource
The manager sitting across from me looked as if she had just walked 5 miles through a blizzard without a coat. She might actually have enjoyed that exercise more than the one she had just endured — attending the monthly board meeting at a community association she managed. The scenario she described will be all-tooGo to Resource