All Forum Posts by: Jonathan Makovsky

Bump for Connecticut Real Estate Meet-up tonight at Crave in Fairfield.

(FYI: The Metro-North from NYC runs right next to the Fairfield line with very ease of access from Stamford, Norwalk, Westport, Milford, and other towns on the  train line.)

Happy Holidays! Our Connecticut Real Estate Meet-up is back!

Date: Wednesday, Dec. 6th @ 7pm! (SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: We don't meet on the last Wed. in Nov. & Dec. - so this is a combined meet-up and back again on Wednesdays on January 31st!)

Place: Crave, 52 Sanford St, Fairfield, Connecticut 06824

Time: 7PM mingle. At 7:30pm we go around room to introduce everyone so you can let everyone know what you do and who you would like to meet at the event (brokers, lenders, wholesalers, investors, attorneys, insurance agents, and more.)

No Cost: It's FREE! Okay it's almost free - please make sure to buy (lots of) drinks and food from the bar.


Happy investing!

Hi Hartford/New Britain Folks, I am looking for a good contractor for some apartment turns? Would love to get some recs - please PM me. Thank you all in advance.

Bump to Fairfield, Connecticut investors meet-up tomorrow!

Can't wait to see all the Connecticut investors!

Connecticut Real Estate Meet-up is back!

Date: Wednesday, Sept. 27th @ 7pm! (Last Wednesday of every month - so please mark your calendars, except Nov. and Dec.)

Place: Crave, 52 Sanford St, Fairfield, Connecticut 06824

Time: 7PM mingle. At 7:30pm we go around room to introduce everyone so you can let everyone know what you do and who you would like to meet at the event (brokers, lenders, wholesalers, investors, attorneys, insurance agents, and more.)

No Cost: It's FREE! Okay it's almost free - please make sure to buy (lots of) drinks and food from the bar.


Happy investing!

Fairfield, Connecticut real estate meet-up tonight!! 

Originally posted by @Robert Lindsley:

"Summary of Landlord-Tenant code. A summary of the code, as prepared by the Consumer Protection Unit of the Attorney General's office, must be given to tenants at the beginning of the rental term. Failure to do so enables the tenant to plead ignorance of the law as a defense."

Robert, except for this link (http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/connecticut...) I don't see anywhere that it says this needs to be provided to tenants. In that article it quotes § 47a-3e, 47a-6 of the code and neither seem to indicate this is a requirement of the lease. 

One thing to note is you do need to include a sprinkler clause in your lease: https://www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_830.htm#se.... 

What a jerk-thing to say! My only other advice is I would speak to an attorney that ONLY (or primarily) focuses on evictions. I use 3 attorneys regularly for my business (and more on certain deals): 1 for evictions, 1 for small purchase agreements, and 1 for larger transactions.

Congrats!!!