Property-management firm faces lawsuits over HOA management agreements
FORT COLLINS — A Northern Colorado property-management company that at one time handled the affairs for multiple homeowners associations in Larimer and Weld counties is the subject of two lawsuits, one of its owners has filed for bankruptcy — her second — and the company appears to be curtailing its HOA business.
NoCo Real Estate Solutions Inc., which has done business as Poudre Property Services among other trade names, is the subject of lawsuits filed by Carlson Farms Homeowners Association of Johnstown and River West P.U.D. Community Association in Larimer County.
The River West case is scheduled for a three-day trial April…
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