Typically, sellers are required to disclose known material defects about the property they are selling. This includes structural issues, plumbing or electrical problems, environmental hazards, and pest infestations. In fact, the
Read moreA homeowner has the right to appoint a representative, such as a property manager, to deal with the Homeowners Association (HOA) on their behalf. This person could be a friend, a relative, or a professional property manager. The appointed person would have access to the property, be able to interact with the HOA, and manage all aspects related to t...
Read moreThe answer to the question depends on the contract you signed with your contractor. If the agreement specifies that the contractor is responsible for providing all necessary materials to complete the project, then they would likely be liable for any extra material costs. This would be more typical in a fixed rate bid. However, if the agreement spe...
Read moreThere are a number of questions that need to be addressed here before we can answer your question. We need to understand who owns the fence, is it actually shared ownership, is the fence the property line, can you document your objection to the neighbor's actions, how old is the fence, what is the estimated cost of repair or replacement, etc.
Read moreYes, you have options. Exactly what are your options depend upon a lot of specific facts about how title is held, who is on the loan, portion of payments by each party, etc. These are best answered in a discussion.
Read moreThere is nothing like an Anticipatory Repudiation Letter in situations like this to bring the buyer back to the table for closing, assuming he is actually able to close.
How strong your case is depends on a lot of factors and the specific language in your contract.
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Read moreOur office is currently not handling 1031 exchanges. I would recommend you reach out to your CPA.
Read moreDenver does require a minimum 30-Day lease unless you have obtained a short-term leasing license. It is unlikely that the City is investigating to determine if a Landlord enforces the full terms of his lease. However, should the City investigate your rentals because they have information that the rentals are being operated in a short-term fashion, ...
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Read moreIf the lien is legally unenforcible as you state then you have nothing to worry about, it will remain of public record but have no consequence. If you wish to dispute the validity of the lien often times this requires a quite title action.
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