The Colorado Real Property Transfer Declaration (TD-1000) form has recently been revised and updated. The TD-1000 provides essential information for the county assessor to help ensure that real property assessments for property tax purposes are fair and uniform. Any conveyance documents, such as deeds, that are subject to the documentary fee submitted to the county recorder for recording must be accompanied by a TD-1000 form.

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On February 25th, the community association manager (“CAM”) licensing bill was introduced to the legislators. House Bill 19-1212 seeks to “recreate” the CAM licensing program and extend it through September 1, 2024.

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What you need to know:

• Individuals must complete eight (8) hours of continuing education in approved subjects per year; or successfully pass the Colorado Law portion of the community association manager licensing examination.
• You must complete your continuing education prior to renewing an active license, to activate an inactive license, or to reinstate an expired license to active status.
• Completion of the pre-licensing education in the same initial licensing period in which the license was approved will satisfy the continuing education requirements for the initial licensing period.
• Licensees must retain proof of continuing education completion certificates for a minimum of four years and provide proof of completion upon the Commission’s request.
• Those seeking to utilize approved continuing education courses applicable to other professional licensees need to confirm that those courses are also approved for CAM continuing education requirements.

Continuing Education Approved Courses

The Division would like to notify mortgage loan originators MLOs) that there will be upcoming rule-making this summer in regards to the adoption of the Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief, and Consumer Protection Act (the Act) (P.L. 115-174).

Read more on the Federal regulation changes.