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Water Rights Issues in Real Estate

$34.00

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Presented by:

Attorney Scott Clark

(3 elective CE credit hours)

 

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Many residents and businesses in Colorado pay public utilities, such as Denver Water, to receive their water supply. In rural and even not so rural parts of Colorado, however, many residents and businesses receive their water via a well or other type of water right that they own. Water rights in Colorado are regarded as real property, similar to real estate, and ownership is very flexible. A water right can be bought, sold, moved and switched from one use to another, such as from farming to domestic.  Understanding the water rights that run with a property can be crucial to real estate transactions that include water rights.

This course provides real estate brokers with a basic understanding of the legal concept of water rights in Colorado, and addresses issues that can arise with their conveyance.  Understanding water rights issues in real estate will help real estate brokers facilitate smoother transactions where water rights are involved.

Colorado Real Estate Commission Certificate # 110053
(approval 03/25/2024 until 03/25/2027)

Please note that this class is for informational purposes, it is not legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship.

This course is an edited version from a Live ZOOM session recorded previously with student participation

Water Rights Issues in Real Estate Course video and Exam

  • Handout – Water Rights Issues in Real Estate

Instructor –
Scott A. Clark, ESQ.

Mr. Clark is a practicing attorney with the firm of Burns Figa & Will P.C.

He represents clients on a wide range of environmental and natural resources issues, including CERCLA, RCRA, Clean Water Act, Clean Air Act, NEPA and ESA matters, Brownfields, remediation, hazardous waste, real estate transactions, litigation, permitting, petroleum storage tank fund, regulatory compliance, enforcement proceedings and regulatory rule making proceedings. Mr. Clark’s practice also includes water rights, real estate, mineral leasing and land use proceedings. Chambers U.S.A. has recognized Mr. Clark as a leading individual in the natural resources and environment practice area.

Mr. Clark is admitted to practice in the Colorado Supreme Court, the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals and the United States District Court for the District of Colorado. He also is a member of the American, Colorado and Denver Bar Associations.

 

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