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Do you have to disclose asbestos when selling a house in CT?

A seller has no legal obligation to remove asbestos from the house he is selling. He is generally not even required by state law to disclose that asbestos is present in the home. The home buyer can and should inspect the home prior to buying it.

Do you have to disclose a death in a house CT law?

No disclosure is needed (usually) In Connecticut, the seller of the property with paranormal activity has no obligation to disclose this to those wanting to buy their property. However, if a buyer asks outright whether a death occurred in the home, you must answer truthfully.

Is CT a good investment?

High Income. The median household income in Connecticut consistently ranks among the top states in the U.S. Residents are willing to pay higher rents and more money on a house. High Yields. Investment properties in CT can offer excellent returns.

Will Connecticut house prices go down?

Housing stock has improved, but prices remain high The median sales price in Connecticut for a single-family home was $380,500 in May, while the National Association of Realtors recorded a national median sales price that topped $400,000. And other experts agree that prices likely won't decrease for a couple of years.

How is the housing market in CT?

Connecticut Housing Market Overview In July 2022, home prices in Connecticut were up 7.2% compared to last year, selling for a median price. On average, the number of homes sold was down 21.9% year over year and there were 4,686 homes sold in July this year, down 6,001 homes sold in July last year.

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