153 legal [2, *]questions have been posted about residential real estate by real users in Colorado. Ask your question and dive into the knowledge of attorneys who handle your issue regularly. Similar topics to explore also include real estate, easements, and commercial leasing. All topics and other states can be accessed in the dropdowns below.
Recent Legal Answers
If the HOW Bylaws require a 67% vote to change the bylaws and there is only 9 units, then it would require a 7-owner vote in order to change the... Read Answer
That's an interesting question - could the covenants be amended to take out that limitation? An attorney really would have to review the entire... Read Answer
Homeowner with the roots should remove the roots at his cost.
The owner of the tree should decide how to handle the tree.
It is unlikely that the buyer could win the suit if he or she chooses to bring suit. This is called a condition precedent which must be... Read Answer
You may need to bring an action against the upstairs neighbor based on the unsafe condition, requesting judicial relief or a court order to... Read Answer
You should contact an attorney to discuss your case in person. You may have a claim against your landlord for damages including your medical... Read Answer
It is impossible to accurately answer your question.
But, it appears that you never had an ownership interest or you would have to sign the... Read Answer
The issue here is did the seller actively defraud you. In order to have a winner of a case we will not only have to prove that these conditions... Read Answer
Is the property in CO? Do you have a CO attorney? Is the broker the seller?
Good luck!
Are you obligated to disclose? Maybe, but likely there is a strong arugment against it.
If you don't disclose, rightly or wrongly, you may... Read Answer
Is it illegal? No.
Does the HOA have the authority to demand these documents? Only if the HOA Charter and docs gives them the... Read Answer
It is impossible to determine who is resonsible for the repair charge from your email. You may have a right to go back against the seller for... Read Answer
If the HOA is attempting to enforce requirement more restrictive than the convents allow, you should consult with an attorney to send a demand letter... Read Answer
I recommend that you contact an attorney to draft a deed for you. This asset with worth many thousands of dollars and you do not want to cause... Read Answer
I'm not sure exactly what you are asking.
But, it is unlikely that the Landlord has the right to simply come into the property and... Read Answer
The quit claim deed is one way to transfer ownership in a property. If your buyer will accept a quit claim deed then that will be sufficient.... Read Answer
It is unlikely that the document will prevent you from being evicted. However, you could attempt to use it as a defense.
Likely, your... Read Answer
You have made the correct first step. If they are still in possession of the home on Sept 1 you should initiate the judicial eviction... Read Answer
If you are the seller and you now as a result of this inspection report have knowledge of latent material defects you should disclose this... Read Answer
The HOA attorney works for the HOA Board of Directors, if you have a conflict with the HOA it is unlikely that he will speak with you without... Read Answer
Carpets are presumed to have a seven year useful life. How old were the carpets when you moved in? The value of the carpet may be $0... Read Answer
You may have a claim to a portion of the $45K profit. Can you prove that you are a co-owner?
Show the mistakes to Buyer. It is not likely that you have recourse against the inspector.
Unfortunately, your debt to the HOA is HOA business and thus the business of all the members of the HOA.
Probably. The HOA's power is defined in its Bylaws or Charter. Most HOA's have this power. However, they cannot make such a ruling... Read Answer