by Attorney William Bronchick As a landlord, you should be aware of some of the legal issues related to leasing properties. Here are a few of them: LEAD-BASED PAINT DISCLOSURE Federal law requires that the lessor (landlord) of any rental property constructed before 1978 disclose the presence of any lead-based paint or hazards known by […]
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Happy New Year 2020! Let’s make this a year to remember. Have you completed your 2020 goals yet? It’s never too late to get started!
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New website describes how to form a Colorado LLC, step by step, with or without a lawyer. http://www.howtoformcoloradollc.com In summary, here are the steps: Step 1. Choose a name. Go to http://www.sos.state.co.us/biz/BusinessEntityCriteriaExt.do and search combinations that appear similar to the name you want. For example, if you want ABC Real Estate, LLC, search “ABC” and see what else […]
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You buy a property, you wholesale it, you profit. Do you need a license to wholesale properties? In most cases, the answer is “no”. Real estate brokerage is an activity regulated by states on their own terms, thus each state defines which activities require a license. There is a lot of vagueness and ambiguity in some of the […]
Read More By William Bronchick, Esq. and Bronchick Law In this very short video, I will discuss the differences between using LLCs and land trusts for holding real estate. Listen and learn!
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by Attorney William Bronchick I’m going to show you in this short video how to set up your entities for real estate for maximum privacy, maximum liability protection and to help minimize taxes: Free eBook on how to protect your assets! Click Here.
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Video Describes AITD, Land Contracts, and Wraps in Colorado
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By William Bronchick. Esq. There has been a lot of negative press and misinformation lately about double–closings. Several people have been indicted recently under what the press has labeled “Property Flipping Scams.” Misinformed lenders, real estate agents, and title companies will tell you that double–closings are now illegal. In fact, they are nothing of the […]
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Tenant rights in Colorado are not too strong, as Colorado is a fairly low-regulated state when it comes to landlords and tenant’s rules, particularly single family homes. This may change as vacancy drops to new levels in Colorado and landlords are in the driver’s seat, potentially giving unscrupulous landlords the unfair advantage. Some landlords may […]
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