Posts Tagged ‘Colorado Real Estate’

Colorado Deed Service: Colorado Real Estate Document Management Resource

By Douglas A. Turner, Esq. • Dec 10th, 2007 • Category: Features

Colorado Deed Service is a comprehensive real estate document management resource based in Colorado that provides the following services:

Deed preparation and recording in Colorado. Colorado Deed Service can assist you in all your Colorado real estate document needs.
Transfers of Colorado real estate into revocable trusts. Colorado Deed Service can manage the entire process of putting [...]



Homeowners Associations & Dues

By Douglas A. Turner, Esq. • Oct 9th, 2007 • Category: Colorado Real Estate

Have a dispute with your beloved homeowner association? Thinking about withholding your dues or assessments in protest? Well, be careful. You may lose your real property in the process.



Ancillary Probate: Will It Cost You Thousands?

By Douglas A. Turner, Esq. • Oct 9th, 2007 • Category: Estate Planning & Colorado Probate

Avoiding ancillary probate is easy. By putting real estate into something called a nominee trust or living trust, ancillary probate proceedings and the associated expense can be avoided. As an alternative to a living trust, a limited liability company can be created, the real estate transferred to the company and then ownership in the company can be transferred to the heirs through the primary probate proceeding…



Pirates of the Caribbean: Land Transfers & Estate Planning in Foreign Jurisdictions

By Douglas A. Turner, Esq. • Jun 4th, 2007 • Category: Colorado Real Estate

Understanding Local Colorado Real Estate Law
Thinking about buying real estate in the Bahamas? Maybe a timeshare in Barbados? A quaint villa in the French West Indies? Well, before you do, you may want to research the local real property taxes, think about how this little piece of paradise fits into your overall estate plan and [...]



Landlords, Tenants & Security Deposits

By Douglas A. Turner, Esq. • May 18th, 2007 • Category: Colorado Real Estate

With more and more people buying residential real estate for investment purposes, many novice landlords learn the hard way that keeping a security deposit can result in big trouble. Landlords must comply with Colorado’s Wrongful Withholding of Security Deposits Act (the “Act”). Read on and save yourself (or collect!) treble damages and attorneys fees.
Colorado’s Wrongful [...]



Negotiating A Commercial Lease

By Douglas A. Turner, Esq. • May 18th, 2007 • Category: Colorado Real Estate

There is more to a commercial lease than just the cost per square foot. The written terms of the lease can be critical to a tenant’s rights should a problem arise sometime during the lease term. The time to negotiate those lease terms is before the lease begins. Here are just a few tips when [...]



Negotiating New Home Construction Contracts

By Douglas A. Turner, Esq. • May 9th, 2007 • Category: Colorado Real Estate

In a real estate market where last week’s drywall subcontractor is this week’s seasoned home builder, negotiating a new home construction contract becomes more important than ever before. When entering into a contract to buy a newly constructed home, here are just a few important points to consider.
1. The Importance of Reading the Contract
First, new [...]