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Colorado landlords must provide a habitable space for their tenants. As a renter, you have the right to take legal action when a landlord fails to meet the state’s standards for habitability. A tenant must take specific steps before filing a legal action against a landlord for mold and water damage in Colorado.  What Are Tenants’ Duties Regarding Mold in an Apartment? Colorado laws specify that tenants must reasonably maintain a rental apartment to ensure cleanliness and safety…

Gas and electrical issues are a breach of the warranty of habitability in Colorado if they compromise your health and safety. That means that if you, as a tenant, suspect gas or electrical issues, you can report them in writing to your landlord and expect the matter to be remedied within 24 hours. Gas Issues and Breach of Warranty of Habitability When one considers the risks that go with certain types of gas issues, it is easy to…

You should document unsafe living conditions in your Colorado Rental unit by taking date-stamped photos and videos. Keep a log of any specific issues and the dates and times you noticed them, and keep a record of communications with your landlord. If unsafe living conditions have already led to damage to your personal property or health, document this too. For damage to your property, take photos. If your health has been affected, send a medical report. Keep copies…

The relationship you have with your landlord can be strained. With the cost of rent steadily increasing, it can be easy to fall behind and difficult to find something affordable. Even so, Colorado tenants have rights. While many disputes can be resolved with relative ease, some issues can be more complicated, and a Colorado tenants’ rights lawyer from Sue My Landlord can help you determine when it’s time to get legal help. Your Landlord Is Trying to Evict…

One of the benefits of renting a property is that you are not responsible for many of the maintenance and safety issues that may arise with a property. However, what happens when the landlord also fails to address these issues, and you end up hurt? When this happens, you need the support of an experienced Colorado tenants’ rights lawyer to help you fight for the compensation you deserve.  The First Steps After an Accident on a Rental Property…