The phrase estate sale gets used two ways in our area. Sometimes it means a tag sale of the furniture and belongings inside a home. Sometimes it means the home itself is being sold by the person settling a deceased owner’s estate. Only the second one changes how you buy.
Buying a Home in Probate or an Estate Sale in Connecticut: What You Need to Know Read More »
When you buy assets, those assets need a clear legal home. Some buyers assume they can simply take title personally and start operating. That may be possible in some situations, but it can create unnecessary risk. If business assets are owned personally, the line between the owner and the business can become blurred.
So You Want to Buy a Business? I Made an Asset Purchase. Now What Comes Next? Read More »
For years, Connecticut took a largely hands-off approach to short-term rentals at the state level. That began to change in 2024, when the legislature passed Public Act 24-143, a law that explicitly authorizes municipalities, by vote of their legislative bodies, to adopt local ordinances regulating the operation of short-term rental properties, including requiring their licensure. The law took effect on October 1, 2024.
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