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What is the new eviction law in Colorado?

Under the new law landlords must now have a valid reason, or cause, to evict tenants. This law, known as the For Cause Eviction Policy, means that landlords must be able to articulate a specific and valid reason under the act to evict residential tenants.

What is the difference between termination notice and eviction notice?

Timing is the biggest difference between notice of termination of tenancy vs. eviction. An eviction notice is a last resort when terminating a lease, while the notice of termination is the first.

What is a demand for payment of rent in Colorado?

A Colorado demand for compliance (Form JDF 99 A) allows a landlord to send a tenant notice to quit for unpaid rent, non-compliance, or disturbing conduct. The notice period can vary from 3 to 30 days, depending on the type of tenancy and landlord classification.