Real Estate Investors & Brokers

Real estate transactions involve significant money, layered agreements, and a surprising number of ways for things to fall apart. A buyer walks away from a signed contract. A seller conceals a material defect. A broker gets cut out of a commission they earned. A title issue surfaces after closing that nobody caught. A landlord and tenant end up in a dispute that a lease alone can’t resolve.

At Volpe Law, LLC, we represent real estate investors, brokers, and property managers across Colorado in the disputes that arise from these situations. We handle litigation when the matter has to be resolved in court, and we provide transactional counsel to investors and brokers who want legal review before problems develop.

Real estate litigation in Colorado has its own procedural landscape, its own common fact patterns, and its own body of case law. We know it well. Whether you’re an individual investor protecting a single property deal or a real estate investment firm managing a portfolio of transactions, we bring the same level of preparation to your case.

What We Do

Real Estate Litigation

When a real estate dispute cannot be resolved through negotiation, we handle every stage of litigation in Colorado state and federal courts, in mediation, and in arbitration.

• Real estate transaction disputes, including failed closings and contract breaches
• Real estate fraud and misrepresentation claims
• Title and closing disputes
• Broker commission disputes and claims for wrongful denial of earned fees
• Landlord and tenant disputes, including lease enforcement and wrongful eviction claims
• Partition actions involving co-owned property
• Disputes between real estate investors and partners or co-investors
• Earnest money disputes
• Boundary and easement disputes
• Claims against title companies for errors or failures in the closing process
• Disputes involving property management agreements and responsibilities

Transactional and Preventative Counsel

The contracts and agreements that govern real estate transactions determine what happens when something goes wrong. We work with investors and brokers on the front end to make sure those documents actually protect their interests.

• Purchase and sale agreement review and negotiation
• Investment property contract drafting and review
• Lease drafting and review for landlords and property managers
• Broker representation agreements and commission protection provisions
• Partnership and operating agreement review for real estate investment entities
• Review of title commitments and closing documents before closing
• Legal counsel on real estate investment structures and entity formation
• Ongoing outside counsel for real estate investment firms and active investors

Who We Represent

• Individual real estate investors in residential and commercial transactions
• Commercial real estate investors and acquisition firms
• Real estate investment LLCs and partnership entities
• Residential real estate brokers in commission and contract disputes
• Commercial real estate brokers navigating complex transaction disagreements
• Property managers facing disputes with owners or tenants
• Landlords dealing with lease enforcement, non-payment, or tenant disputes
• Investors who have been defrauded or misled in a real estate transaction

Review Your Case With Us Today

Real estate disputes have deadlines that vary depending on the type of claim, the parties involved, and how the underlying contract is written. Some agreements contain arbitration clauses that affect where and how your dispute gets resolved. Others have notice requirements that, if ignored, can limit what you can recover.

Before you send a demand letter, terminate a contract, or make any formal move, talk to us first. Acting without legal guidance in a real estate dispute can close doors that would otherwise be open.

Call Volpe Law, LLC for a case review. We’ll review your situation, tell you what your contract and Colorado law actually allow, and give you a clear picture of your options.