Andrew Hamrick, representing the Colorado Apartment Association, testified in opposition to the bill. Jennifer Reinhardt, representing themself, testified in opposition to the bill. Eric Gill, representing themself, testified in opposition to the bill. Tawny Peyton, representing the Rocky Mountain Home Association, testified in opposition to the bill.

Mr. Hamrick responded to questions regarding the receivership process, and the applicability of SB 25-020 when multi-unit properties are involved. Mr. Hamrick responded to further questions regarding warranties of habitability.

Mr. Thomas Davidson, representing Counties & Commissioners Acting Together (CCAT), testified in support of the bill. Ms. Eida Altman, representing the Denver Metro Tenants Union, testified in support of the bill. Mr. Joshua King, representing the City of Aurora, testified in support of the bill. Carson Bryant, representing the East Colfax Community Collective, testified in support of the bill. Mrs. Susan Bolduc, representing Together Colorado, testified in support of the bill. Jeffrey Reister, representing the Department of Law, testified in support of SB 25-020. Ms. Kate Johannesen, representing themself, testified on the bill.

Mr. Reister responded to questions regarding what constitutes a multi-family dwelling, and receivership for such properties. Discussion ensued regarding current government powers with respect to receivership, and questions raised during previous testimony concerning habitability enforcement. Discussion followed regarding receivership as a means for performing repairs

Discussion ensued regarding amending L.015 to strike "majority of the property's tenants," and substitute "tenant or tenants,".