The "Fair Housing Law" in Connecticut is the most
misunderstood law impacting rental property owners. Its scope and coverage is
far-reaching with many landlords being "Simply Clueless" about
tenant rights and this law.
Some
Fair Housing Questions;
These questions are just the tip of the Iceberg, the wrong
answer will cost you thousands if a discrimination complaint is filed against
you!
I encourage all landlords to attend our Fair Housing Workshop on Wednesday June 25th at 6:30 in the auditorium at Shelton City Hall, 54 Hill Street. This a must attend event if you rent apartments in Connecticut, Attorney Tucker McWeeny will do the presentation, more details are below. Bob De Cosmo President, CTPOA Inc. |
Under CT law owners are free to discriminate against anyone they want in owner occupied buildings of 4 units or less. Owners have the right to refuse to rent to any particular race, sex, sexual orientation, religion, etc. so long as they live on the premises and the building houses 4 units or less.
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