All Forum Posts by: Peace Lily

Thank you all! I am referring to New Haven, CT area. I am just surprised to hear that landlord pay for the fees. I know in NY/NJ, it is always tenants pay for the fees... that can be quite expensive if the turnover rate is every year for student rental.

Hi BP members, I was wondering when looking for tenants through a Real Estate agent, does the landlord pay the agent or tenant pay the agent? It is specifically for New Haven, CT area. I know tenants pay fee to the agent in NY/NJ but not sure if this applies to New Haven, CT. Any advice would be appreciated! Thank you.

Brendan Griffin you are so helpful. Awesome! Appreciated your help.

Brendan Griffin Hi Brendan, thank you so much. I just sent you an email.

Hi BP members, I am looking for a reputable and through inspector in New Haven, CT. Can anyone have some recommendations, I would appreciate it? Thank you!

Thank you all for the feedback and the update. Great suggestions!

Yes it is so unfair to the landlord! As a landlord, what other methods a landlord can do to prevent this Airbnb happen since I heard many tenants are quietly running Aitbnb without letting the landlord know. Any recommendations?

Hello - I just heard a terrifying story about "tenants illegally turned a three bedroom apartment into 10 bedroom via Airbnb even though this is not allowed and listed on the contract.  See below story link.  I wonder what else landlords can do to protect their rights other than clearly listed on the contract.  Thank you.    

http://pix11.com/2015/12/09/landlord-claims-tenants-illegally-turned-three-bedroom-apartment-in-queens-into-10-bedrooms/

Thanks for getting back to me @Michael Noto! When I dealt with a property in North Bergen NJ, the agent told me that I have to use an attorney in the local area because it is for my benefit. I would think it is the same in New Haven CT? Or it is just more strict in NJ?

Dear BP members - can anyone recommends a good attorney in New Haven, CT? I appreciate it.  Thank you very much.