Every year the Contracts & Forms Changes Committee makes changes to the documents Colorado real estate agents use in a real estate transaction. Here are some of the more impactful changes to residential contracts and forms for 2026 in Colorado.
Learn what FinCEN is, its role in preventing money laundering, and how its regulations and reporting requirements impact title companies in real estate transactions.
Discover what’s driving today’s housing market—from debt to metro district taxes —and why it’s time for agents to go beyond the appraisal.
Ever heard of the TD-1000, also known as the Real Property Transfer Declaration? If you’ve bought or sold a home in Colorado, you’ve likely filled one out—maybe without realizing its importance.
Over the last decade, a quiet transformation has been reshaping neighborhoods across America—and especially here in Colorado.
You’re not just selling houses—you’re helping clients make smart financial decisions. Understanding metro district impacts and cosmetic upgrades will set you apart as the go-to expert.
This guide helps Realtors understand how 2025 property taxes are calculated after values are set, breaking down key components like assessment rates, mill levies, and new exemptions. It also explains recent legislative changes and discounts that can significantly affect a homeowner’s final tax bill.
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Curious if RON (Remote Online Notarization) is an option for you or your clients? Check out our eligibility tree!
Multiple signers located in different locations? RON might be for you! This contact free closing option applies to anyone who may be a cash buyer and ALL sellers.
Do you operate a business under an LLC? If so, you’re going to want to keep reading! In case you missed it, you will need to complete the FinCen Beneficial Ownership Information Report by the end of this calendar year (2024).
As of August 17th, 2024, new practice changes have gone into effect surrounding buyer’s agent compensation.
Real property ownership can take many forms – individually, with another or multiple people, or with a trust or entity. Deciding which form of ownership is right for your situation can often boil down to your goals for your real property after your death.
Since the settlement was announced on March 15th, 2024, there’s been a lot of speculation on what will change for the real estate industry.
Section 1031 of the tax code allows owners of qualified real estate to sell a property and defer paying taxes on the gain from the sale, as long as the sale proceeds or exchange value is used to acquire like-kind replacement property for investment or business use.
Have you ever wondered how we come up with the prorated property tax amount you see on a settlement statement?
Important information to consider when listing a home of a deceased seller. Be prepared before the listing!
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Every year the Contracts & Forms Changes Committee makes changes to the documents Colorado real estate agents use in a real estate transaction. Here are some of the more impactful changes to residential contracts and forms for 2024 in Colorado.
Use our 2025 Colorado real estate contract date guide to ensure every detail is covered and all parties stay on track for a seamless transaction!
Quickly gain knowledge, value, and insight on a specific property and neighborhood for your clients. This tool is easy to use and will make you look good!