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 discuss rent relief or rent workout options […]
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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 owners and small businesses. Contact us at 303-741-2354 to schedule a consultation to discuss the […]
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. Nesbitt has to say about this issue in our latest Youtube […]
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 property buyers. Disclosures allow buyers to […]
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 following article for more information: A Denver couple has been charged with […]
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 purchased a year ago. Since the purchase, […]
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 property, per the divorce settlement. Say the parties own real property and […]
A Castle Rock man is fighting to save his home and business after he was listed as deceased by credit reporting bureaus. Jerry Powell said everyone should check their credit report for errors to ensure they have time to correct them before they wreak havoc on their lives. Powell was launching a new company called […]
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. That is to say, a […]
The building boom continues in Denver as rental rates remain as high as some of the new structures that make up the city’s skyline. The average rent for a two bedroom apartment in Denver is now at $1,725 according to the Rent Cafe website. The higher the rent soars, the less patient tenants become when […]
Transferable Development Rights, Part II According to reports, part of why the city of Houston has been so devastated in the wake of Hurricane Harvey is because of the discrepancy between the city’s depression-era water and flood system and its modern-day buildings. While the city of Houston, with its large population, aggressively sought to be ranked as a […]
During the Great Recession of 2007-2009, a slew of houses across the country fell into foreclosure. The foreclosure epidemic triggered an avalanche of defaults in the financial and other sectors. In turn, there was financial chaos. The foreclosures triggered blight wherein dark, unkempt houses dotted cities across Colorado. This further contributed to the difficult economic […]