https://certifiedmasterinspector.org/denver-rental-inspection-law
Happy you/the CMI board is/are working within a states legislative assembly but how does this help home inspectors again?
It gives Denver CMIs thousands of additional inspections each year as every rental has to be regularly inspected now.
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That would help other markets too, which I believe you said was in the works.
What other marketing areas are in the works?
We’re sending letters to every city on the continent offering our help.
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I know you had a motive. I should have considered that. Great work.
I would like to see my area adopt something similar. I have some regular landlords use my services, but I think there are many that don’t care about the conditions of their buildings or the living conditions of their tenants and just collect rent. Thanks for all you do!
Craig Parent
Congratulations, NIck!
From link:
Also: Master Inspector Certification Board Executive Director Nick Gromicko has been appointed to Denver’s new Residential Rental License Advisory Group. The group was convened by legislators to provide input to the City and County of Denver on the rental license inspection checklist needed to implement the Residential Rental License Program. The group has 6 meetings scheduled to create the inspection checklist to be used by certified home inspectors.
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My area has such a periodic rental inspection program, and I perform such inspections (they are not a perfect match to the SOP). As well I helped write some of the checklist questions.
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Oct. 26, 2023
Dear stakeholders,
As of Jan. 1, it is the law in Denver for any property with more than one unit offered for rent for 30 days or more to have applied for or received a residential rental license. Single units have until Jan. 1, 2024, to apply for a license. The licensing program (https://www.denvergov.org/Government/Agencies-Departments-Offices/Agencies-Departments-Offices-Directory/Business-Licensing/Business-Licenses/Residential-Rental-Property) is part of Denver’s drive to achieve minimum residential rental housing standards.
Denver wants to make it easy for landlords to get a required license. With the deadline fast approaching for single units to have a license and as part of the City and County of Denver’s ongoing outreach efforts, there will be a free online overview and question-and-answer session about the program on Thursday, Nov. 2 at 3:30 p.m.
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