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Trustworthy Colorado real estate lawyer needed to handle HOA problem in Custer County
HOA wants lot owner to pay $14,000 in cash or value to buy basically a one-room shack hunter's cabin from a specific source
November 17, 2006
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MuswellHillUK
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I fail to comprehend why the only response to the issue I outlined was one deriding my daughter for failing to read the H.O. CC&Rs. In point of fact, the CC&Rs do not track from one page to the next and the signature page (signed on behalf of the corporation) bears a date 18 months beyond the county date stamped on page 1.
I have never heard of being able to file an unsigned legal document and then having it signed 18 months later. If this did not happen, then there have to be other pages that have been substituted for an original CC&R filing.
In conclusion, something still stinks in Denmark.
Posted Dec 29 2006 4:02AM CET
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Angela Lee
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Did your daughter not read the CC&Rs (the HOA documents) before she bought the land? It's not uncommon in Colorado for "raw land" in an HOA to have that restriction.
However, if your daughter were to begin building right away, she might be able to live in the trailer while she's building. Methinks she should read her HOA's documents very carefully before she spends any more money.
Jan Jackson
Colorado HOA News forum
Colorado Homeowners News
Posted Nov 20 2006 2:27PM CET
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Jan Jackson
Florissant, Colorado |
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