Instead, think respectful and professional interactions, open and honest communication, prompt response to tenant needs, establishment of good property management systems, and customer service. 

Remigo - I'm not a professional, so can't say for certain, but I'd think central CT hasn't enjoyed the same upward movement that Fairfield county has seen over the last several years. 

I would be inclined to tell them you have immediately addressed all pest control issues with professionals. 

The trustee will usually be instructed to bid in on behalf of the lien holder the total of amount of the principal, interest owed, late fees and legal fees, as well as any other legitimate fees incurred by the lender.

If you are selling property, there is a lot that goes into it including marketing, staging, planning the open house and the legal aspects.

One opportunity I am looking at is a 3-family home; however, it is not currently a legal 3-family.

And plus, it is a rent controlled house. we wanted to get some legal advice before taking any actions.  

I will share what I've learned but this does not count as legal or tax advice nor a complete answer to your question.  

This buyer wants to do his first flip and has years of real estate development experience in his professional day job.

Real Estate is about the only industry where a professional is attacked or seen as lazy for not being willing to work for less than their normal pay.