HB24-1158

Our HOA received notification today of this pending bill regarding foreclosures. My question is why a task force meeting is being held tomorrow on foreclosures if legislation is already in the mill?

This seems like a complete waste of time. Why does the task force exist, if the legislators (one who is a member of the task force) are already proposing a new bill on the same subject.

Use of Attorney to Threaten and Falsely Accuse

There are many examples I could give of duplicitous actions by the HOA Board at Hampden Court 80231, but this latest goes way beyond the pale. This month there was a water leak in my kitchen. I contacted my Homeowner's Insurance who sent out a mitigation company to assess and stop the leak if possible. The water was turned off in the kitchen, and then three days later a plumber was able to fix the leak. There are still paper towels under the sink that prove there is no more leaking. I did not hear from the renter or the…

HB 24-1158

HB 24-1158 was introduced in the House on 31 Jan. Part of your charter was to look at foreclosures and specifically at the procedures outlined in HB 22-1137 and make recommendations on what’s working and what’s not. The introduction of this Bill before you’ve even discussed foreclosures implies that your input is irrelevant, especially since the Bill’s sponsor is one of your Task Force members. Why was your Task Force member in such a rush to introduce the Bill?

Thank you for visiting the community engagement tool for the HOA Homeowners’ Rights Task Force.

Pursuant to HB23-1105, this project has now concluded. On behalf of the Department of Regulatory Agencies and the Division of Real Estate, thank you for your interest and participation.

Jordyn_H1 about 1 month ago

Exactly. More accessible spaces that is WALKABLE AND BIKEABLE from all the disconnected suburban areas is the way forward for DeKalb.