For those of us who work in the HOA industry, the one constant theme we have heard over the last couple of years is that many people have become just plain mean. While this nastiness is certainly not across the board and folks in the vast majority of HOAs we work with strive to do
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Don’t Miss the Next Session of Our Warehouse Lecture Series!
By Molly Foley-Healy on
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Winzenburg, Leff, Purvis & Payne is pleased to announce the next session of our Warehouse Lecture Series, which will be held on Friday, April 12th from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm in our warehouse classroom located at 8020 Shaffer Parkway, Suite 300 in Littleton.
The classes we will be teaching have been approved by DORA…
Manager Licensure Bill
By Lindsay S. Smith on
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Yesterday, Representatives Brianna Titone and Monica Duran introduced House Bill 19-1212, which, if passed, will re-create the community association manager licensure program that is currently set to end in July of this year. The proposed bill includes provisions responsive to comments made throughout the industry since the original advent of community association manager licensing,…
What the Courts Say
By Lawrence B. Leff on
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The Colorado Supreme Court held that the non-developer owner of a parking space did not receive an unrestricted title that would allow it to sell the space to a third party non-condominium owner B.B. & C. v. Edelweiss Condominium, 218 P.3rd 310 (Colo. 2009)
The developer built a 21 unit complex that had thirty parking…
Hurricane Evacuees Temporarily Shut Out Of Florida HOA
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Recently, community associations received some bad press in the wake of hurricane Katrina. I found this article to be interesting.
The Association eventually bowed to the pressure as shown in this follow-up article.
Restrictive covenants stating that all lots shall be “single-family dwellings,” or other similar language, are fairly commonplace. We recommend seeking legal…