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SUMMARY:What Brokers Should Know About Colorado’s New Lease Non-Renewal Law
DESCRIPTION:In this class, real estate attorney, Greg Parham, will provide an informative overview of the new “No-Fault” eviction law\nAre you a broker with landlord clients wanting to sell? The new “No Fault” eviction law in Colorado requires lengthy notice and other special requirements before a landlord can terminate a lease to sell the property, renovate it, or re-purpose it to a short-term rental.\n\nMany landlords are unaware of this legal change! If they don’t follow very particular notice requirements there plans for you to sell will be delayed – by a lot.\n\nIn this class, real estate attorney, Greg Parham, will provide an informative overview of the new “No-Fault” eviction law, as well as guidance concerning the new requirements for renewing or terminating leases to permit the landlord to sell or renovate the property.
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Are you a broker with landlord clients wanting to sell? The new “No Fault” eviction law in Colorado requires lengthy notice and other special requirements before a landlord can terminate a lease to sell the property, renovate it, or re-purpose it to a short-term rental.
Many landlords are unaware of this legal change! If they don’t follow very particular notice requirements there plans for you to sell will be delayed – by a lot.
In this class, real estate attorney, Greg Parham, will provide an informative overview of the new “No-Fault” eviction law, as well as guidance concerning the new requirements for renewing or terminating leases to permit the landlord to sell or renovate the property.\n\n\n
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