Your lawyer is better prepared to answer these questions since s/he should have a copy of the governing documents and should be familiar with the Colorado condominium act.I will give you one tip - but again, this will involve consulting your attorney - ask your attorney if your governing documents and Colorado law allow you to levy a special assessment on one or more unit owners that should reimburse you for repairs and/or legal fees.

I manage the property and have not been able to have the landlord return a signed copy.

I personally think it may be a VERY grey area that could end up losing you alot of your hard earned retirement.The way I view F is that it means that when my PM gets a tenant that passes the application process, and sends me a copy of everything for final review I am not performing a prohibited transaction by saying yes they meet the agreed upon criteria for my IRA's rental.

Subscribe to Real Estate Today (I think it is) ask a Realtor for old copies of the national Realtor's magazine.

Our utility companies will send a copy of the bill to the landlord so you can be on top of it if they aren't paying.

If you can find some exception in their rules (you really must get a copy and read them carefully) or if enforcement is lax and there are precedents for similar businesses, you might have a case.

Tomorrow I will send a copy to escrow.

Going to close next week, buyers side wants copy of OA.

That is when I sent him a copy of the original contract, stating all the terms I had disclosed to him.

I will try to get my hands on a copy.