Colorado Biz OnLine Feature – Capping 1031 exchanges threatens ability to reinvest in minority communities
A critical investment tool which has been central to the rebuilding of our American economy – especially in diverse communities – is at serious risk as a provision in the $1.8 trillion American Families Plan is under consideration in Washington, DC. The proposed cap...
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The Warranty of Habitability and Colorado Landlord-Tenant Disputes
Disputes between landlords and tenants over the condition of the property can get ugly quickly. If you only hear the landlord’s side of the story, you get the impression that the tenant stopped paying rent and started making all kinds of unreasonable demands. If you...
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Interview – How much security is a landlord obligated to provide?
Attorney Eric L. Nesbitt was recently interviewed by FOX31 Problem Solvers about what obligations landlords have to provide a level of security as we see crime on the rise as warmer months approach. DENVER (KDVR) — The Denver Police Department tells the FOX31 Problem...
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What Happens When A Seller Signs Two Contracts?
There are several situations in which a property seller may enter into two separate sales contracts at the same time. It is important to understand why a seller would do this and what rights both sellers and buyers have in these scenarios. With the help of an...
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Interview with Fox 31 Problem Solvers – Withholding rent can complicate landlord disputes but tenants have rights
Cold temperatures can cause a range of problems for those who rent homes and apartments. If your heat goes out, or a pipe bursts, what do you do? It can be tempting to just withhold rent from a landlord that isn’t making needed repairs, but legal experts say that’s...
read moreFailure to Disclose Latent Defects
When commiting to a commercial real estate transaction, you want to make sure that all the disclosures are accurate. Disclosures are statements or affirmations regarding the state of the property at the time of sale. While no seller can fully contemplate all...
read moreMarketing and Selling Real Estate in a Virtual Universe
As everyone is aware, many professions and jobs have become somewhat more complicated – if not downright impractical – due to the challenges of social distancing in a COVID-19 landscape. Real estate is certainly not immune. Realtors, banks, closing officers, and even...
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Is it Time to Rethink the Metro Area?
As the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic continues to create challenges across many industries, the commercial real estate sector is also seeing struggles. In many downtown metro areas, demand for commercial real estate is diminishing. Real estate investors may need to...
read moreThe Law Offices of Eric L. Nesbitt is open for virtual legal consultations & client meetings
Keeping our clients and employees safe is our top priority at the Law Offices of Eric L. Nesbitt. In the video below, attorney Nesbitt explains what our firm is doing to continue offering the highest level of service and safety through our virtual consultations and...
read moreColorado Commercial Real Estate Lawyer Eric Nesbitt Interviewed by the Denver Post
DENVER - Colorado has just five district court judges who are Black, another 15 who are Latino, and a similar lack of minority prosecutors and public defenders — numbers so low that a state supreme court justice said it could undermine “public confidence that justice...
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