Knowledge Base

Colorado recognizes two types of warranty deeds for transfer from seller to buyer. While both types of deeds contain warranties from the seller to the

In nearly every real estate contract the seller agrees to provide the buyer with title insurance.  Before closing we will send you a “title commitment”

Buying and selling a home is an exciting time, but there can be pitfalls for unsuspecting consumers. Buyers and sellers need to be aware that

Mechanics liens are a big headache when it comes to selling because the title company will require that the lien be paid in full. Title

A Case Study Lots of would-be home buyers will choose to rent instead of purchase because they don’t see enough monthly savings between their current

Section 8.1.3 of the Colorado Real Estate Commission approved Purchase and Sale Agreement allows the parties to choose whether the buyer’s title insurance policy will

A decade ago many real estate professionals predicted that digital document signing would quickly replace the traditional conference room closing with wet signatures on paper.

Who signs the contract?  How is it signed? What type of deed do we use? Do we need to open a probate? Should the estate

We often get requests from real estate brokers wanting to know all the addresses of the owner-occupants in a certain neighborhood.  This is typically referred

Construction projects are everywhere these days, and with all that added activity comes all kinds of issues concerning payment disputes with the contractors doing the

This article addresses one of the most common, and least understood, closing snags – the absent party. With preplanning an absent party is no big

Is your seller a resident of Colorado? If not, the title company may be required to withhold proceeds of the sale for Colorado income tax.