Colorado Commercial Real Estate Attorney Eric L. Nesbitt Discusses Tenant and Landlord Rights During COVID-19
In this video, real estate attorney Eric L. Nesbitt of the Law Offices of Eric L. Nesbitt, P.C discusses commercial and residential real property and the impact that the COVID-19 pandemic has on evictions, landlords, and renter’s rights. This discussion was...
read moreColorado Attorneys Eric L. Nesbitt & April Jones Discuss COVID-19 Stimulus Packages for Businesses and Individuals
In today's video, attorneys Eric L. Nesbitt of The Law Offices of Eric L. Nesbitt P.C. and April Jones of Jones Law Firm, P.C. discuss the stimulus packages being provided to individuals and business owners via the CARES act, EIDL, and Paycheck Protection Program. If...
read moreLandlord Options for Tenant Rent Relief in Colorado
In today's video, attorney Eric L. Nesbitt of The Law Offices of Eric L. Nesbitt P.C. discusses options that Colorado landlords have to offer rent relief to their tenants while incomes are impacted due to the COVID -19 pandemic. If you are a landlord and would like to...
read moreFinancial Benefits of the COVID-19 CARES Act for Tenants, Property Owners and Small Businesses
Recently, Congress passed a $2 trillion COVID-19 economic relief package. In today’s video, attorney and commercial real estate broker Eric Nesbitt discusses specific provisions of the Act that can put much needed money in the pockets of commercial tenants, property...
read moreWhat is “Force Majeure”, and can I use it to stop paying rent???
With economic slowdown caused by the Coronavirus-19, many commercial tenants are asking if they can use the Force Majeure (i.e. act of God) language in their lease to stop paying rent for a period of time. Check out what real estate attorney Eric L....
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Duty to Disclose Adverse Material Facts
Are you a Denver homeowner who is considering putting your home on the market? Maybe your house is already for sell? It is important to know that when you are selling a home, you and your real estate broker have a duty to disclose adverse material facts to prospective...
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Denver Couple Charged with Felonies for Short-term Rental Violation as City Moves to Tighten Reins on Vacation Rentals
Denver area property owners should remain aware about the dangers of violating the city's short term rental ordinance. The city has been cracking down on property owner's who aren't vigilantly following the rules laid out in the short term rental ordinance. Read the...
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1031 Exchange
David, a real estate investor, calls his lawyer. David relates that he found a property that he thinks is at a low but predicts the price will soon soar. To finance the purchase of the new property, he wants to sell a different investment property, which he just...
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Quitclaim Deed
Even the most amicable divorce can be an emotionally trying experience. A once happily married couple now finds themselves at odds and enduring the difficult task of dividing up their once shared property. Suppose the parties agree to an arrangement to divide the...
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Backup Real Estate Contracts
The Colorado real estate market is hot. Prices are soaring, even in areas that were “left for dead.” In such a hot market, it is common to have a contract with a second buyer that is contingent on the deal falling apart with a first buyer called a backup contract....
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