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YAMAHA - SB-100 professional system board
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Colorado HOA’s Have Come a Long Way
Colorado Homeowners Associations and state legislature have really come a long way. Prior to 2005, the state legislature really tried to separate themselves from what was happening with homeowner associations throughout the state. In 2005, SB-100 was being debated and amended in the Colorado legislature. SB-100 was all about responsible governance and homeowner “bill of rights”- type issues. Since then, HOA-focused legislation has been quietly gaining momentum in Colorado. Diversified Property Management believes this is in the best interest of the homeowners. SB-89 was introduced and signed into law to clean up and fine tune SB-100. SB-89 also helped with the creation of the HOA Information and Resource Center and the HOA Information Officer housed within the Colorado Division of Real Estate. In 2011, the HOA Information and Resource Center implemented a statutorily mandated registration program for the HOAs. Aaron Acker was also hired as the HOA Information Officer, and he began taking complaints from homeowners about their HOA Boards, managers and management companies. Diversified Property Management is looking forward to the time when these complaints will be investigated by the Resource Center. The first annual report summarizing these complaints will be published by the Division of Real Estate in December of this year. It is anticipated that this and future reports will have an ongoing examination of the impact of HOAs on homeowners. How things will ultimately unfold – only time will tell – but Colorado has come a long way with HOAs in recent years, which will likely continue to develop as HOAs increase their presence in the state. Diversified Property Management will keep apprised of progressing HOA legislative activity and looks forward to sharing future updates that impact HOA homeowners and the industry.