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May 17, 2023. Thankfully, the 2023 legislative session is finally over. In this webinar, Mark Tschetter and Pete Muccio review the final scoreboard for the session and discuss the schedule between now and August 7, 2023, when most of the new laws take effect. Even more important is their discussion of HB23-1120 (Eviction Protections for … 2023 Post-Session Legislative Update

April 7, 2023. April is Fair Housing Month. What better time than to discuss everyone’s favorite topic: Assistance Animals? The original HUD DOJ Reasonable Accommodation Guidelines were published nearly twenty years ago (2004). However, despite this and the January 28, 2020 supplemental HUD Guidance on Assistance Animals, the industry still struggles with handling reasonable accommodation … ESA Verification Models Based on HUD Guidance

Recorded March 15, 2023. Colorado’s 2023 legislative session is in full swing, and Representatives and Senators have already introduced a number of bills affecting landlords in the state. This month, join our attorneys as they continue to dig into some of the most significant proposals we’ve seen so far, and how these proposed bills could … 2023 Legislative Update, Round 2

February 15, 2023. Colorado’s 2023 legislative session has begun, and Representatives and Senators have already introduced a number of bills affecting landlords in the state. Join our attorneys as they start digging into some of the most significant proposals we’ve seen so far, and how these proposed bills could affect the rental housing industry if … 2023 Legislative Update, Round 1

January 25, 2023. On January 1, 2023, the Colorado Real Estate Commission released a number of updated and new forms. Join Managing Partner Mark Tschetter and Senior Associate Pete Muccio as they go over the new and updated forms, and let you know exactly how these forms will impact your operations moving forward. Additionally, there … Real Estate Commission Issues

January 6, 2023. More and more frequently, disabled residents are requesting major modifications (asking for Reasonable Modifications) so that they can use and enjoy the premises on the same basis as non-disabled residents. Based on recent situations, landlords are not clear on whether they can condition the modification on the resident’s agreement to restore the … Reasonable Modifications and Restoration

December 21, 2022. It’s been quite a year!  A lot changed for landlords over the course of 2022, and as the state legislature prepares to meet again for its 2023 session, there could be a lot more in store for the rental housing industry.  In this Webinar Wednesday presentation, Managing Partner Mark Tschetter and Senior … 2022 Legal Update and 2023 Forecast

November 16, 2022. Landlord laws changed significantly in 2021 and, as a result, the Tschetter Sulzer eviction demands have evolved to ensure that our clients are serving demands that are clear to residents about why they are being served, and that will hold up to any and all objections in court. Join TS Managing Partner … Properly Completing Your Eviction Demands

October 19, 2022. Since the pandemic, one of the most consistent aspects of Landlord law in Colorado has been its fluidity. The legal landscape continues to evolve as the meaning of the new laws are argued and interpreted by the courts and as new laws are coming on line. Based on the changing landscape, eviction … The Ever-Changing Legal Environment

August 31, 2022. As most of our clients are already aware, the Eviction process in Colorado has changed drastically over the last few years; cases progress through the courts at a much slower pace than they used to, and the courts often require a lot more information from clients than they ever have before. In … The New Evictions Process (2022)