Joe Stengel

Whether you are buying your dream home, renting an investment property, leasing a residential property or leasing space in a commercial property in Colorado, at some point you are going to deal with a Colorado real estate purchase contract. Real estate ownership is the possession and holding of physical property. Owning real estate involves the use of deeds, titles, liens, transfer documents and other types of ownership records. Very often, real estate is the single largest asset in an individual portfolio. Protecting that asset is a paramount concern for individuals and businesses alike, and that includes compensation and recovery when your property has been damaged. The reality is, injuries on real property unfortunately happen from time to time. Premises liability law deals with all aspects of injuries on residential or commercial properties. Home Owner Association issues are very common in Colorado. Fortunately, the Colorado legislature has passed a body of laws governing HOA administration, including the so-called “Home-Owners Bill of Rights.”