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Colorado Lease Option Equitable Interest

Lease Option expert attorney William Bronchick discusses Colorado lease option equitable interest and how to properly draft a lease option agreement.

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Owner Financing Colorado

Attorney William Bronchick discusses owner financing houses in Colorado and Dodd-Frank regulations related to these deals.

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Colorado Foreclosure Protection Act

Attorney William Bronchick discusses the Colorado Foreclosure Protection Act and how to avoid breaking the law in Colorado when buying foreclosures

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Wraparound Mortgages in Colorado

Wraparound Mortgages in Colorado discussed by attorney William Bronchick

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Can a Buyer be Held Liable Beyond His Earnest Money Deposit?

Colorado earnest money dispute - can a buyer be held liable beyond his earnest money even if there is a liquidated damages clause?

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Asset Protection

Land Trust Versus LLC for Owning Rental Real Estate

Colorado Attorney and business entity expert William Bronchick discusses using land trust versus LLC in asset protection.

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Understanding the Due on Sale Clause of a Mortgage

Best selling author and attorney William Bronchick explains the due on sale clause of a mortgage and how it can be drafted around or circumvented legally.

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Colorado Installment Land Contract vs. Lease/Option

Colorado attorney describes how to use an Colorado installment land contract (aka contract for deed) vs. a Colorado lease option to wrap a loan when selling a property.

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Asset Protection

Using a Series LLC in Colorado

Colorado Attorney William Bronchick discusses using Series LLCs in other states, such as Colorado and other states which do not have a series LLC statute.

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7 Reasons to Use Land Trusts in Colorado

The Colorado Land Trust (aka "illinois Land Trust" or Title-Holding Land Trust) is a form of ownership for keeping property ownership private.