Fair housing laws are designed to ensure that all individuals have an equal opportunity to find a place to live, free from discrimination. For Connecticut landlords, understanding and adhering to these laws is not just a legal requirement but a […]
When new landlords in Connecticut run the numbers on a potential rental property, they often focus on the most obvious costs: the mortgage, property taxes, and insurance. While these are significant, they represent only a portion of the true financial […]
The traditional rental landscape is shifting. While long-term leases (12+ months) have been the standard for decades, a growing demand for flexible, furnished housing has created a new and profitable niche: the mid-term rental market. Ranging from one to 12 […]
In today’s highly competitive Connecticut real estate market, simply listing a property and holding an open house is no longer enough. With home values in Connecticut up significantly in 2025 and inventory still tight, a savvy realtor needs to employ […]
For real estate investors, Connecticut offers a compelling mix of stable markets, promising urban revitalization, and a consistent demand for housing. The state’s proximity to major metropolitan hubs like New York City and Boston, coupled with its strong educational institutions […]
