Typically, Buyer is liable for all closing costs. Seller Concessions are closing costs that Seller pays instead. This includes property taxes, title insurance, loan origination fees, inspection fees, recording fees, appraisal fees, and attorney’s fees.
Read MoreAre you planning on buying a home in the Denver/Boulder area? Do you know how to navigate through inspection resolutions, earnest money, and party wall agreements in Adams or Arapahoe County? Purchasing real estate in Colorado can be a long and stressful process, but GLO is here to help. This blog guides you through these residential purchase issues so you can be closer to owning your own home.
Read MoreAre you buying or selling a home on the Front Range? The Colorado Real Estate Commission requires all real estate brokers use a standard contract for the buying and selling of a home. Thus, you should read this blog to become more familiar with this contract before buying or selling your Colorado home.
Read MoreDo you currently own or plan on starting your own small business in Denver, Boulder, or anywhere along the Front Range? Do you need help filing your articles of incorporation or developing an operating agreement for your Colorado limited liability company? If so, read this blog to find out about more about LLCs and why it is the perfect business model for your small business.
Read MoreIn Colorado, a real estate agent can have two types of relationships with buyers or sellers. They can either be a transaction broker, or they can be an agent that represents one specific party in a real estate transaction. The two roles have some key differences, and it is important that you, as the buyer or seller, know who you’re dealing with to ensure a smooth transaction. This blog breaks down the key differences and demonstrates why seeking out an attorney may still be in your best interests when buying or selling real estate.
Read MoreIs your landlord withholding your security deposit in Denver, Boulder, Adams or Arapahoe County, or anywhere else along the Front Range? Do you need to know your rights regarding your security deposit? If so, read this blog to see if you need legal help with your security deposit return or dispute.
Read MoreAre you looking to buy or sell residential real estate in Colorado? Colorado has over eight thousand (8,000) HOAs throughout the state. So, if you are hoping to buy or sell real estate, here are a few helpful tips to facilitate a seamless transaction.
Read MoreSigning the wrong document is a common mistake in real estate contracts. However, if it goes undiscovered it can cause major issues for sellers, buyers, and brokers.
Read MoreBuying a business in Colorado or becoming the majority stakeholder of a business? If so, read this blog to learn how you can utilize a stock/interest purchase agreement, an asset purchase agreement, and/or the overall agreement of the business to maximize your purchase and minimize risk. GLO has extensive experience helping business owners and investors in purchasing a business.
Read MoreAre you a Colorado homeowner or developer trying to get work done on your property? Looking for the best person for the job, but don’t know what to look for or who to trust? Letting strangers on your property for any reason--but especially to make permanent changes to it-- is a nerve-wracking process. Use this blog as your guide to hire the best, and most trustworthy, person for the job!
Read MoreUnlike residential leases, commercial leases usually include provisions for tenants to pay property taxes and insurance for the property as well as common area maintenance (“CAM”) fees. Leases which include taxes, insurance and CAM fees are called “Triple Net” or “NNN” leases and are the most common leases.
Read MoreAre you a Colorado business owner looking to sell your company? Are you an investor looking to buy businesses around the Front Range? If so, this blog will show how you can utilize a stock/interest purchase agreement in your sale or purchase, and effectively negotiate the terms of your agreement. GLO has extensive experience helping business owners and purchasers with stock and/or interest purchase agreements.
Read MoreDo you currently own or plan on starting your own small business in Denver, Boulder, or anywhere along the Front Range? Do you need help filing your articles of incorporation or developing an operating agreement for your Colorado limited liability company? If so, read this blog to find out about more about LLCs and why it is the perfect business model for your small business.
Read MoreAre you a real estate investor waiting to sell your rental property? Are you a homeowner wondering if you’re getting the most out of the sale of your home or investment? This blog aims to help guide homeowners and investors through the complex world of capital gains so they can maximize their profit.
Read MoreDo you own a business outside of Colorado and want do business in Colorado? Have you registered as a foreign entity or need to know how? Read this blog to find out what registering your business as a foreign entity means and how to do it.
Read MoreAre you a prospective business owner in Colorado looking to limit your tax liability? The type of entity you form has enormous tax implications, so you must be familiar with your options to choose the right one for you.
Read MoreAre you a contractor or subcontractor in the Denver/Boulder area who has not been paid for your work? If so, read this blog to learn how you can file a mechanic's lien in Colorado to ensure that you get paid for your construction materials and labor.
Read MoreOne of the reasons why Colorado is an ideal place to invest in real estate is the only state in the United States that uses the “public trustee” system for foreclosures. This makes foreclosures very inexpensive and thus, an ideal place for real estate lenders. But because it is unique, it’s also confusing. This blog analyses Colorado’s public trustee system and discusses your foreclosure rights as a lender, borrower, or junior lienor.
Read MoreAre you a lender or creditor looking to extend a line of credit for the investment of Colorado real estate in Denver, Boulder, Adams or Arapahoe County? Have you borrowed money for your Colorado small business? If so, you want to be familiar with Colorado’s usury laws that prohibit excessive interest rates. This blog analyzes Colorado’s usury law regarding nonconsumer (business) loans so you can ensure your loan complies and doesn’t have an illegal, excessive interest rate.
Read MoreAre you looking to enforce an oral contract in Denver, Boulder, Adams or Arapahoe County, or anywhere else along the Front Range? Do you have an agreement that you are not sure you should write out? If so, read this blog to ensure that your agreements are enforceable.
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