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Landlord New to Colorado Springs - Seeking advice on disclosures

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I am new to being a landlord in Colorado Springs. I am seeking advice and direction on all of the relevant CYA paperwork I need to provide tenants including disclosures and lease agreements. I am going to list a property in the coming weeks and want to be prepared.

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I am new to being a landlord in Colorado Springs. I am seeking advice and direction on all of the relevant CYA paperwork I need to provide tenants including disclosures and lease agreements. I am going to list a property in the coming weeks and want to be prepared.


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