Landlord and Tenant Guide to Colorado Evictions
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| Rating | : | 4.39 (782 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 188372676X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 178 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-07-12 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
. Victor Grimm has been practicing in the area of real estate law for the last 15 years and practicing in Colorado for the last ten. He is also a real estate property instructor at the Denver Career College and a member of the Real Estate Section Council for the Colorado Bar Association as well as serving as Editor of its quarterly publication
"Right level of detail for non-lawyers" according to A Customer. This book showed me exactly what I needed to do in order to properly serve papers for delinquent rent. It is written at the right level for non-lawyers. It has detailed explanations for each line of each form that you have to fill out.. "Tenant who used book" according to A Customer. I had major trouble with a landlord. I was able to use the book to help know my rights and determine Colorado law regarding tenant rights when dealing with problem landlords. I suggest tenants read this book, so they know how to deal with renting and how to avoid problems!. "Very handy guide" according to SQ. Theis book has a lot of information in it that helped me to save money and go through a proper eviction process without having to hire an attorney. I highly recommend it for people who are landlords on a tight budget.
-- Colorado Libraries, Fall 1997. Written for both tenants and landlords, this guide provides a detailed chronological review of the procedures used to legally dispossess or "evict" a tenant from leased premises good understandable legal source
If you're the landlord OR the tenant, you can avoid costly mistakes and reduce legal fees by reading this book.. Tenants will learn: Defenses to an eviction, how to file an Answer or Counterclaim, all about security deposits. Landlords will learn how to: Give proper notice, fill out, file, and serve the necessary forms, avoid violating their tenants' rights. The new laws covered include revised provisions regarding substantial violations, employee occupancy of employer's premises, as well as revised standards for executing writs of restitution, and more. The second edition of this invaluable bo