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JEROME GERAGHTY

GLO specializes in Real Estate and Business Law, including Real Estate Transactions, Buying and Selling a Home, Real Estate Investment and Landlord Issues; Business Formation and Development; and Contractor Issues and Mechanics’ Liens

 

LanDlord Issues

Here are some common Landlord Issues in Colorado:

  • Security Deposits: While not required, most landlords collect a security deposit, usually equal to one month’s rent, to cover damages beyond normal wear and tear.

  • Non-Renewal and Evictions: Landlords must follow strict legal procedures when evicting tenants, typically for non-payment of rent, lease violations, or illegal activities.

  • Housing Discrimination: Landlords must treat all tenants fairly and without bias to comply with anti-discrimination laws.

  • Property Maintenance and Warranty of Habitability: Landlords are responsible for maintaining the property in a habitable condition, including essential repairs and adherence to local housing codes.

  • Property Damage: Landlords may need landlord insurance to cover damage from events like natural disasters.

GLO assists landlords in navigating these issues to ensure compliance with Colorado laws and avoid common legal pitfalls.

GLO also prepares residential leases

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