This article, which looks at several metro-area counties, may help to explain why Colorado is one of several states leading the nation in foreclosures. Jefferson, Adams, Arapahoe, Denver, Boulder, and Broomfield show a 15.4% jump in foreclosures from second quarter numbers last year. In particular, Jefferson County foreclosures are up 32% from last year
June 2005
S. B. 100 – What You Need to Know About Colorado’s Newest Law Affecting Common Interest Communities
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Introduction Those of us involved in community associations in Colorado have been closely following the progress of SB 100, a bill introduced and sponsored by Senator Hagedorn and Representative Carroll. On June 6, 2005, Governor Owens signed the bill into law. There were more than 100 changes to the bill during its journey to becoming law. Below, we discuss the many provisions of the new law, and what they mean to community associations in Colorado. For the full text of the law as approved by Governor Owens, click here.
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Sweeping Legislative Changes – Colorado S. B. 100
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Almost everybody having any involvement with homeowners associations in Colorado has been following the progress of S.B. 100 in the Colorado legislature this year. On June 6th, Governor Owens signed the bill into law.
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