
Real Estate Law
Peter Bogardus’ experience as a developer of residential real estate and commercial real estate, in addition to his experience as a commercial real estate tenant and a commercial real estate landlord has enhanced his ability to aggressively represent the firm’s clients with all real estate matters
Homeowner Associations, Condominiums and Common Interest Communities. The fastest growing area of practice for Bogardus & Associates is legal representation involving homeowner associations, condominiums and other common interest communities in Colorado. Understandably, this area of practice is a favorite of all the lawyers and staff at Bogardus & Associates. For a detailed description of our firm’s practice with homeowner associations, condominiums and other common interest communities in Colorado, go to the following link: (Add link to homeowner associations, condominiums and other common interest communities in Colorado). For more information, please see Home Owner’s Associations, Condominiums and other Common Interest Communities.
Colorado Commercial Real Estate Law.
Buyers and Sellers. Our Attorneys represent companies and individuals with all aspects of real estate purchase-and-sale transactions, from initial negotiation, contracting and financing through inspection issues, title review, closing and post-closing issues. Our clients include investors and business owner-users alike, and the legal services often include formation of holding entities such as limited liability companies and “Sub-chapter S” corporations.
Developers. Our law firm has represented developers of retail, office and entertainment venues, and developers of condominium, common interest community and townhouse projects. We work on acquisition, financing and entitlement issues. We draft covenants, conditions, easements, restrictions, party-wall agreements and other agreements affecting the use of the property. We also negotiate and prepare subdivision improvement and other developer-government agreements. In addition our attorneys can assist with leasing of the developed project and its ultimate sale.
Commercial Landlords. We represent landlords of all categories of commercial properties – office, retail, industrial and warehouse/office flex space – in negotiating and leasing their properties.
Commercial Tenants. The lawyers at Bogardus & Associates, PC represent commercial tenants leasing office, retail, industrial and warehouse/office space. Our lawyers also assists subtenants and tenants in the role of sub-landlords.
Colorado Commercial Real Estate Issues. Our attorneys handle a wide variety of commercial real estate issues including:
Financing
Title and boundaries
Title insurance matters
Building additions or modifications
Acquisition and disposition of raw land for commercial development
Eminent domain
Nuisance, trespass and encroachment
Broker issues
Land use, permits and zoning
Living trusts
City redevelopment agreements
Preparing property management and brokerage agreements
Interpretation and enforcement of Covenants and Conditions & Restrictions (CC&R's)
Development
Site management
Construction, defects and mechanic's liens
Leasing and selling of property
Mortgage negotiation
Financing and refinancing
Purchase and sale agreements
Drafting and enforcing easements
Leasing
Real estate disputes
Condemnation
Sale disputes
Contract issues
Specific performance
Foreclosure
Non-disclosure
Property taxes
Property Tax Assessments. Our law firm has represented a number of clients in disputing their property tax assessments. With the volatile real estate market these days, property tax assessments can vary a great deal over a short period. Not all adjustments to real property valuations can be supported by comparable real estate values.
Disputes involving the classification of real property are increasing as a result of higher property tax assessments. Our firm has experience both representing clients and mediating disputes involving changes in the classification of real property for tax assessment purposes.
Conservation Easements. Peter Bogardus served for four years as a board member of the Crested Butte Land Trust. The experience he gained from his work as a board member of the Crested Butte Land Trust has given him great insight into the intricacies of conservation easements. Also, because Peter Bogardus received a Master of Science degree that emphasized Natural Resource Management and Resource Dispute Resolution, he has a command of the issues that affect his clients that are considering placing some of their real property into a conservation easement.
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