As a landlord in Connecticut, navigating the intricate landscape of tenant rights and your corresponding legal obligations is not just a matter of best practice – it’s a fundamental requirement of operating a successful and legally compliant rental business. A […]
As a landlord in Connecticut, your rental properties represent significant investments. Maximizing the income generated from these properties is crucial for achieving financial goals, covering operating expenses, and ensuring long-term profitability. While rent collection is the most obvious source of […]
This guide focuses specifically on Connecticut landlord-tenant laws. While general principles may apply elsewhere, the information provided here is relevant to those operating within the state of Connecticut. Leases and Rental Agreements: The cornerstone of any landlord-tenant relationship is the […]
Dealing with a tenant who leaves behind unpaid rent can be frustrating. You’ve cleaned the unit, perhaps made repairs, and are ready to get it rented again, but the outstanding balance lingers. Knowing how to collect unpaid rent after a […]
In Connecticut, a “lapse of time” eviction refers to a legal process where a tenancy ends at the expiration of a fixed-term lease and the landlord wants the tenant out of their apartment. Unlike evictions for cause (e.g., non-payment of […]
