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9 Jun

Colorado Real Estate Carbon Monoxide Law

Posted on 2009 under Castle Pines Real Estate, Castle Rock Colorado Real Estate, Castle Rock Homes For Sale, Colorado Real Estate, Denver Colorado Real Estate, Denver Real Estate, Douglas County Colorado Community News, Douglas County Colorado Real Estate, Douglas County Homes for Sale, Elizabeth CO homes for sale, Elizabeth Colorado, Highlands Ranch Colorado, Larkspur Colorado Homes for Sale, Lonetree Colorado, Mile High Real Estate, Parker Real Estate, Real Estate and Mortgage | No Comment

CARBON MONOXIDE ALARMS 

 Make sure every you as a seller have installed carbon monoxide alarms by July 1st 2009. House Bill 1091 requires installation before a property is offered for sale. Alarms must be located within 15 feet of each bedroom or as required by applicable building codes. This new law coming into effect will require homes currently listed for sale and those coming onto the market to be updated. Buyers be aware of this, this is a Seller responsabilty and it is the Law or it will be July 1st.

 

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Growing up in a business atmosphere David Richins has learned of the many aspects of Customer Service. David formed his dreams and ideals of homes and design from studying computer aided drafting and design in college. This led David to the world of Real Estate. Having lived both in the city and the country, David understands how to work with everything from the simplest of condos to multi-million dollar estates in the Colorado real estate world.