More and more Coloradans are skipping traditional hotels when booking their next vacation in the mountains, and instead, are using sites such as AirBnB and VRBO for lodging needs … and owners within community associations are looking to cash in.

Our clients will regularly ask us what can be done to prohibit owners from using their unit as a short-term vacation rental. The typical inquiry begins with: “Can the Board adopt a rule or policy that prohibits residents from advertising their unit on AirBnB or VRBO?”

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When a board wants to enforce its covenants, it is good to start with the association’s primary goal in mind. Once a board knows what it wants to achieve, then the board can reach into its toolbox (metaphorical, please, do not use an actual toolbox) and choose the tool that is most likely to achieve this goal. The choice of tool is important.

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While everyone loves to have fun in the sun, maintaining and operating a swimming pool may present legal challenges for community managers and boards of directors. While some issues are unique, there are some questions that arise fairly regularly. Below you will find what a typical conversation may look like.

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One of the beautiful things about living in a community is the different perspectives, life experiences, and attitudes that the residents bring, which can contribute greatly to the quality of life for all. However, sometimes it is these differences that tear us apart.

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Moeller Graf is pleased to announce the addition of Tom Falivene to the team. Tom brings a breadth of experience and strength to the team. Tom has worked with Associations on a number of levels including construction defect litigation and serving as a Board member for several associations. Tom brings extensive litigation experience as well as a great deal of knowledge and experience that will benefit our clients.

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