Landlord Tenant Advisory Board
Bringing Landlords and Tenants Together
“We believe that through inclusive educational programs offered in a bi-partisan forum, we can bridge the gap between landlords and tenants and bring them together to develop mutually beneficial resolutions to common problems.” - Bruce Sarbaugh, LTAB Chairman
The landlord/tenant relation doesn’t have to be a constant battle. Landlords and tenants actually share many common interests and an informed, mutually respectful relationship can make a huge difference in your rental experience, whether you are a landlord or a tenant.
We are a non-governmental body made up entirely of volunteers from the property management industry and student-tenant residents. Our bi-partisan structure is designed to provide a multi-faceted approach to many of today’s problems in the rental industry.
What Can We Do For You?
- Assist in the development of better communication between landlord and tenant(s)
- Offer clear explanation of personal responsibilities that come with the duty of being a landlord or tenant
- Help resolve security deposit disputes before a call for mediation or Small Claims court
- Provide educational forums on all aspects of the rental world
- Address livability standards in order to enhance the quality and profitability of property and the tenant’s experience
Who's on Board?
The Landlord/Tenant Advisor Board consists of six individuals, three landlord representatives and three student/tenant representatives, who are well-versed in residential issues.
The three landlord board members are from large, medium and small property management/owner entities. The three student/tenant representatives are either current student/tenants or staff that has significant experience in the student rental arena. The board in chaired by an attorney who is limited to voting only in case of deadlock on the board.
E-mail: LTAB@colorado.edu
Phone: 303-492-7053
Contact: Bruce Sarbaugh, LTAB Chairman
Or visit the the Office in the University Memorial Center, room 313