On Tuesday, October 16, 2017, Mayor Michael Hancock announced a new series of city-wide initiatives to help curb the number of renter evictions, which last year totaled around more than 8,000. These new initiatives are part of the Denver’s five-year housing plan, called Housing an Inclusive Denver, which among other goals, hopes to provide relief from…
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Guest post by Spencer Powell, Inbound Marketing Director at Builder Funnel This year, we’ve been hearing frequently that contractors are getting too many leads. This is certainly a better problem to have than not enough leads! However, it’s still a major problem. Unfortunately, one of the major downsides to this problem is that if you don’t push some…
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It feels like a Catch-22, right? You’re considering bankruptcy because it’s impossible to keep up with your bills, yet you can’t figure out how you’ll afford bankruptcy. We get it. There are fees – including attorney fees – to consider. You might even be thinking about filing “pro se” (aka, on your own) in order to save…
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Lawsuits are every broker’s nightmare. Even for the most well-meaning broker, the slightest mistake could end up costing a great deal of money, stress, and time. One of the most common lawsuits brought against real estate brokers is for breach of duty – duty in this context is defined as “always acting in the best…
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Earlier this year, the Colorado Legislature passed a law requiring brokers to use contracts and forms – including leases and property management agreements – approved by the Colorado Real Estate Commission or drafted by a Colorado licensed attorney. This clears up some past confusion amongst many brokers about whether it’s acceptable to draft your own forms or…
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