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Denver Landlords: Apply Now for Your Rental License
As most landlords in the city are already aware, Denver is requiring all multi-family properties (more than two units) to operate with a rental license starting January 1, 2023. Landlords can begin applying for a license now (at a discounted rate) and, beginning in 2023, you will need to have a license in place in … Denver Landlords: Apply Now for Your Rental License
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Bankruptcy Issues in Property Management
This webinar, recorded May 19, 2022, features Senior Associate Attorney Pete Muccio discussing the bankruptcy process, and what it can mean for Landlords if a resident were to file for Bankruptcy protection. During the webinar, Pete will help Landlords with tips for dealing with Bankruptcies whenever they might arise, whether it’s a past or current … Bankruptcy Issues in Property Management
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Domestic Violence and Fair Housing
This webinar, recorded May 6, 2022, features Tschetter Sulzer attorneys Mark Tschetter, Karen Harvey, and Lindsay Jasper discussing situations where Domestic Violence issues can affect the Fair Housing rights of your residents. During the webinar, they discuss some recent cases where domestic violence victims have asserted Fair Housing rights following incidents at a community and … Domestic Violence and Fair Housing
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ERAP & Roll…Your Questions Answered
This webinar, recorded April 20, 2022, features Tschetter Sulzer Partner Vic Sulzer and Associate Attorney Jon Carlson discussing Colorado’s Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP).
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Fair Housing Requests Can Come In All Shapes and Sizes
This webinar, recorded April 1, 2022, features Tschetter Sulzer Associate Attorneys Karen Harvey and Lindsay Jasper discussing all the different ways you may receive a Reasonable Accommodation or Modification Request, and why you can’t always just require a form.
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Class Action Issues
This webinar, recorded March 16, 2022, features Tschetter Sulzer Partners Mark Tschetter and Vic Sulzer discussing the recent spate of Class Action suits being filed against Colorado landlords, and what our clients can do to best avoid being targeted by such a suit.
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Assistive Animal Issues
This webinar, recorded March 4, 2022, features Tschetter Sulzer Partner Mark Tschetter and Senior Associate Attorney Karen Harvey discussing how to deal with common issues that may arise at your community relating to Assistive Animals.
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The Risky Business of Abandonment
This webinar, recorded February 16, 2022, features Tschetter Sulzer Partner Vic Sulzer and Senior Associate Attorney Pete Muccio discussing Adondonment issues.
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What to Know About Denver’s New Notice Requirements
Effective January 1, 2022, the City and County of Denver is requiring landlords to execute written leases with their tenants, and to provide a copy of the “Denver Tenant Rights & Resources” to any tenant who 1) signs a new lease or 2) is served a rent demand. The “Denver Tenant Rights & Resources” (Tenant Rights) … What to Know About Denver’s New Notice Requirements
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Client Portal Tutorial
Learn how to navigate the client portal, track the status of your cases, make updates, and ask us questions in this tutorial.