Posts in Contractor Issues & Mechanics’ Liens
Recording Title, Title Insurance, and Owner’s Extended Coverage: 3 Tips for Buying Colorado Residential Real Estate

Are you looking to buy residential property in the Denver/Boulder Metro area? If so, make sure you own your Front Range property outright. Read this blog to learn three tips on ensuring your ownership of the property. This blog discusses key points on recording title in Colorado, title insurance, and owners extended coverage.

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Let the Buyer Beware: New Build Purchase Contracts

Builders of new construction are not required to use the Colorado Real Estate Commission form contract (“Colorado Form Contract”). The Colorado Form Contract is required to be used by real estate brokers in the transaction for previously owned homes to protect buyers and sellers from common disputes that arise in residential real estate transactions. Because these contracts are usually written by the builder’s attorney in the builder’s favor, the buyer is well advised to have their attorney review any contract for the purchase of new construction.

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Getting Around Those Pesky Zoning Laws: It’s Your Property, Do What You Want With It

Tired of the city telling you how to use your own land? Zoning Violations? Can’t sure what rights you have to develop your land? This blog will introduce and discuss some of the legal issues regarding those pesky Colorado land use and zoning ordinances so you can start using your property your way.

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Lawful Lienor?: How to Protect Your Property After Receiving a Notice of Intent to Lien

Are you a homeowner that has received a Notice of Intent to Lien? Are you unsure of how someone could place a lien on your property? Do you know the effects of the lien or how to remove it? GLO specializes in counseling homeowners on strategies to find amicable yet client customized solutions.

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