Colorado hoa assessment collection & lien calculators

Colorado HOA

Colorado CCIOA Assessment Lien Priority Calculator — Six-Month Super-Priority

Compute the six-month super-priority and sub-priority breakdown of a Colorado HOA assessment lien under CCIOA (CRS 38-33.3-316(2)(b)(I) super-priority over the recorded first mortgage; CRS 38-33.3-316(2)(b)(II) sub-priority for the remainder of the lien; CRS 38-33.3-316(11) 60-day pre-foreclosure notice prerequisite). Returns the super-priority dollar amount, the sub-priority dollar amount, the total lien, the estimated equity position after the first mortgage and foreclosure costs, and the heuristic recovery-probability bands for each priority tier.

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Colorado HOA Foreclosure Timeline Calculator — CCIOA 60-Day Notice + Public Trustee Sale

Compute the earliest permissible Public Trustee sale date and the procedural posture of a Colorado HOA assessment-lien foreclosure under CCIOA (CRS 38-33.3-316(11) 60-day pre-foreclosure notice and cure prerequisite; CRS 38-33.3-209.5 dispute-resolution prerequisite carve-out for assessment collection) and the Public Trustee Act (CRS 38-38-101 et seq.; 110-125 day sale window after Notice of Election and Demand; CRS 38-38-103 publication requirements). Returns the 60-day cure window status, the earliest NED filing date, the earliest and latest permissible sale dates, and the first-publication deadline.

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Colorado HOA Fines Calculator — CRS § 38-33.3-209.5 (30-Day Advance Notice; Fine Schedule; Hearing; No Statutory Per-Day Cap)

Compute the lawful fine amount for a Colorado CCIOA community-association violation under CRS § 38-33.3-209.5. Colorado requires an adopted and published fine schedule, at least 30 CALENDAR DAYS' written advance notice before any fine may be imposed, and an opportunity for a hearing. Colorado's 30-day advance notice requirement is the longest mandatory cure window of any state covered by this platform — longer than Arizona (10 calendar days), Nevada (10 business days), and Florida (14 calendar days). There is no statutory per-day dollar cap in Colorado; the declaration and adopted rules control. Returns the effective per-day rate (capped at the rules maximum), the aggregate-capped fine, and the lawful amount — reduced to $0 when any CRS § 38-33.3-209.5 procedural requirement is not met.