For landlords, the ability to regain possession of a rental property is fundamental to managing your investment. However, in an increasing number of jurisdictions, and under specific circumstances in Connecticut, the concept of a “no-fault” eviction is being challenged by […]
Eviction is a legal process, not a property management task. In Connecticut, navigating the “Summary Process” action—the formal term for an eviction lawsuit—is fraught with technical requirements, strict timelines, and potential pitfalls that can cost a landlord significant time, money, […]
Staying abreast of Connecticut’s legislative changes is crucial for compliance and risk management. The state has enacted significant reforms affecting the eviction process, tenant screening, and certain protected classes. These updates require immediate attention and procedural adjustments for all rental […]
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 […]
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 […]
