NEW 2023 Colorado Legislation for Landlords

NEW 2023 Colorado Legislation for Landlords

Phillip AustinPro Member
Property Manager · Denver, CO · Member since 2023 · 236 posts · 204 votes

If you invest in Colorado, manage in Colorado or are considering investing in Colorado, you absolutely need to BE AWARE of the upcoming legislation some of which goes into effect TODAY!

If you want to learn more and how to navigate these changes, Pete Muccio, a well-known attorney here in Denver and landlord advocate, is speaking at Denver's NARPM chapter on June 27th. Here is how to register: https://denver.narpm.org/event...

HB23-1068 Pet Ownership in Housing

  • PASSED

HB23-1095 Prohibited Provisions in Rental Agreements (Class Action Waivers)

  • PASSED

HB23-1099 Portable Screening Report for Residential Leases

  • SIGNED INTO LAW, EFFECTIVE: 8/6/23

HB23-1120 Eviction Protections for Residential Tenants

  • SIGNED INTO LAW, EFFECTIVE: 6/7/23

HB23-1186 Remote Participation in Residential Evictions

  • PASSED

HB23-1254 Habitability of Residential Premises

  • SIGNED INTO LAW, EFFECTIVE: 5/10/23

SB23-148 Illegal Drug Laboratory Property and Certification

  • PASSED

SB23-184 Protections For Residential Tenants

  • SIGNED INTO LAW, EFFECTIVE: 8/7/23

SB23-206 Disclose Radon Information Residential Property

  • PASSED
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  • Nathan GesnerBusiness Member
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    Real Estate Broker · Cody, WY · Member since 2010 · 28k+ posts · 41k+ votes
    3y

    Colorado is quickly deteriorating like the coastal states. If anyone invests there, they would be wise to watch the laws closely. Thanks for sharing!

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  • Rental Property Investor · Laurel, MD · Member since 2016 · 378 posts · 382 votes
    3y

    I total agree with Nathan and Maryland isn't far behind.

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