Property Management
Colorado's 'just cause eviction' legislation (in certain jurisdictions) requires landlords to:
AA. Get court approval before issuing any notice to vacate
BB. Have a legitimate, legally recognized reason to terminate a tenancy (such as non-payment, lease violation, or owner move-in) rather than terminating without cause✓ Correct
CC. Provide 6 months' notice before any eviction
DD. Allow tenants to stay indefinitely
Explanation
Several Colorado municipalities have enacted 'just cause' eviction protections requiring landlords to have a specified legitimate reason to terminate a tenancy — preventing 'no-fault' evictions where landlords could evict without reason. Colorado passed statewide just cause eviction protections in 2024 (SB 24-094) effective in 2025.
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