| IN THE NEWS Out of Court binding dispute resolution vs. mediation: less cost, time, process, and guaranteees a decision not uncertainty HOA Legislation 2013: Homeowners Win (so do special interests) |
| Have an HOA Concern or Complaint: Write your State Representative and the Colorado Information Office and Resource Center, it's easy, click on this link |
| Contact Us: Send us a message coloradohoaforum@hotmail.com coloradohoaforum@aol.com Join our effort, receive newsletters Free Business Cards Brochures & Handouts Newsletters NEW! Feb - Mar 2013 |
| Visit the Colorado HOA Information Office and Resource Center Web Site 2012 Colorado HOA Information Office and Resource Center Annual Report |

| COLORADO HOA LEGISLATION PROVIDES FOR NO MEANS OF ENFORCEMENT OTHER THAN OUR COURT SYSTEM: A PAY TO PLAY VENUE OUT OF REACH FOR MOST HOMEOWNERS. AN EFFECTIVE OUT OF COURT BINDING DISPUTE RESOLUTION PROCESS IS NEEDED FOR ENFORCEMENT. ***February - March 2013 Newsletter Available Now*** |



| Colorado HOA Forum: HOA Homeowner Advocates |

| 2013 Goals and Objectives 1. Include an out of court binding dispute resolution process in all Colorado HOA laws 2. Improve upon Colorado legislation that licenses HOA property managers 3. Limit fees and administrative costs on HOA debt 4. Increase the roles, responsibilities, authority, and enforcement capabilities of the Colorado HOA Information Office and Resource Center 5. Restrict/limit "transfer fees" in the sale of HOA homes 6. Require realtors and home buyers to be provided a copy the HOA governing documents and certify they read and understand them prior to purchasing a home. 7. Term limits on HOA Board members when others are willing to serve. |


| Colorado National Monument Grand Junction, CO |


