ACTION NEEDED! If you are signed up to testify against SB25-1235 today please stay in the queue. The House has not yet been released from session and they will not start committee meetings until they are. If the committee meeting is cancelled today we will send out and advisement. … [Continue reading...]
February 2025: Colorado Laws for Landlords Update

HB25-1004 No Pricing Coordination Between Landlords Summary: This bill prohibits a landlord, agent, representative, or subcontractor of a landlord to use the services of a pricing coordinator via subscription, contract, or other form of exchange. This bill also prohibits two or more landlords from engaging in “consciously parallel pricing coordination”, defined as “a tacit agreement between two … [Continue reading...]
New Demand Rule in El Paso County

If you are using the specific time of “midnight” on your demand forms in El Paso County, you will need to revise them to state an actual time, such as 11:59 PM or 12:00 AM instead. The County Magistrate recently made a ruling that demands using “midnight” are invalid, as midnight does not meet the current legal requirement of a specific date and time that demands expire. If you use 12:00 AM, … [Continue reading...]
Impact of Property Taxes on Affordability of Housing

Colorado is facing a housing crisis due to rising property taxes. A severe housing shortage in Colorado has resulted in sky-high home prices, making it difficult for homeowners and renters to afford their homes. To cover monthly mortgage payments, Common Sense Institute calculated how many hours one would need to work from 2013 to 2023 at the average hourly wage. In the Denver metro area, the … [Continue reading...]
What is the process for becoming a Colorado landlord?

Understanding Colorado's landlord-tenant laws is essential if you plan to become a landlord. You can avoid legal issues by understanding these laws. There are no rental license requirements in Colorado, but some cities like Denver have their own requirements. The rules surrounding application fees, security deposits, late fees, and rent increases should also be understood by landlords. Having a … [Continue reading...]
Colorado’s Property Tax Crisis

If you’ve been watching the news, or your property tax bill, you may be aware that Colorado is in the middle of a property tax crisis. For the last two years, there have been multiple ballot initiatives proposed to address the crisis, and Governor Polis has called two special sessions of Congress to work out relief legislation to offer homeowners. But why is this happening at all? The Gallagher … [Continue reading...]
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