I work for an architectural firm that does very large commercial construction.

@Patrick Sears Let me first start off by saying the companies you are referring to, where the owners went from a small mom & pop to a large investment company certainly exist.

I agree with the idea of letting them stay, adding the pet deposit and socking the money away because in the end, this can be a challenge to take care of the odor.On the other hand, if the contractor is not used to cats even one dirty litter box can cause a significant ammonia odor (cats consume a very high protein diet and thus produce a high urea content urine).  

Locations close to prat and whitney would be ideal, especially since pratt will be adding close to 15k jobs through out CT.New britain is mostly working class, areas near the CCSU campus might be ideal.Other cities to consider.... hartford, bridgeport, and maybe waterbury... but be careful of the neighborhoods you buy in.Good Luck... 

I want to point this out and have a different opinion from  J.Beard. i managed a large complex with over 120 units average class apartments.

A lot of the large banks offer no closing cost HELOCs.

Hello, 
I'm currently looking at a property that has a large garage/barn that I'm planning to use for storage.

@Michael Nyszczot I'm using direct mail campaigns, small niche mailing lists, craigslist ads, facebook ads, bandit signs, and occasionally driving for dollars.

When you are in a large market (as you are), you need to be committed to building out your site.

@Bill S.True, I am not saying good deals will NEVER be found, but the competition in Denver is so large, even my generated leads don't have to look too far for another We buy houses add, to get competitive bids.