Category: Real Estate Management and Ownership Law in Colorado
Good tenants want properties reflecting well on their business. Property maintenance is a serious part of real estate management and ownership. Commercial and residential properties must keep their grounds, landscaping, and overall building aesthetics looking great. Allowing your property to [...]
In Colorado, with one notable exception, property managers are required to obtain a real estate license. Many of the duties of a traditional property manager fall under the Colorado Real Estate Commission’s (CREC) definition of real estate activity, including the [...]
Whether its people coming to Colorado for skiing, for its craft brewing (Denver's No. 3 in the nation in a new survey of America’s top 20 craft spirits tourism destinations) or to enjoy the benefits of legal marijuana (Marijuana businesses have long proclaimed that cannabis [...]
Today's traveling experience and options have changed dramatically over the last five years. It was not long ago when most of us thought that low cost, no-frills airlines were quite the unseen disrupter to the travel industry. Although this change [...]
The following article contains an interview with Stephanie Treusin of Nova Home Loans in Denver. Stephanie has extensive experience in lending representation and loan origination. Stephanie and Joe Stengel discuss real estate ownership and how to find the right home [...]
Special insurance to cover your rental properties is important because it protects you from financial loss resulting from accidents, natural disasters, injuries and other liability issues associated with your rental property. It can also provide reimbursement for loss of rental income [...]