Rental forms for the state of Colorado

Holding and receipt for Colorado(US)

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This form is used when the tenant has paid a deposit to the landlord to hold a particular property with the intention of renting it. This is used before a lease is signed. The form creates a legal agreement and specifies the both the rights and obligations of both the tenant and the landlord. for Colorado(US)

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Consent to Background and Reference Check for Colorado(US)

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Gives the landlord permission to call to previous landlords, for the purposes of doing a background and referene check. This is used for the purpose of verifying the information in the rental application before renting a house to the tenant. This form carefully limits the information that can be shared. That inforamtion should be directly related to the qualifications of the tenant and nothing more. This ensures that extraneous and possibily sensitive information, or information that can be discriminatory is not shared for Colorado(US)

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When it comes to renting an apartment or home, both landlords and tenants have rights that must be respected. Landlords must provide safe and habitable rental units, while tenants are expected to pay rent on time and take care of the property. Colorado landlords must provide their tenants with a livable and safe rental unit. This includes making any necessary repairs in a reasonable amount of time.

• Be provided with a livable and safe rental unit
• Have the landlord make any necessary repairs in a reasonable amount of time
• Be given proper notice before a landlord enters the rental unit
• Be free from discrimination based on any protected characteristic
• Have the right to privacy in their rental unit

Landlords in Colorado have the right to:

• Receive rent payments on time
• Be reimbursed for any damage caused by a tenant beyond normal wear and tear
• Have the property vacated by a tenant who is breaking the terms of the lease or rental agreement

If a tenant is breaking the terms of the lease or rental agreement, the landlord has the right to have the property vacated. Landlords also have the right to receive rent payments on time and be reimbursed for any damage caused by a tenant beyond normal wear and tear.

• HB-1211 prohibits a landlord from raising a tenant's rent more than one time in a 12 month period.
• HB-1211 also instructs landlords to give a 60 day notice to tenants before raising their rent. Landlords are prohibited from terminating a tenancy to get around this requirement.