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Oct. 13, 2013

Is the housing market back to normal yet? According to experts in the field the answer to that question is, “No, we are getting close, but aren’t there yet.” Although the number of foreclosed homes across the nation continues to fall, the number still remains higher than normal.

Oct. 6, 2013

How could a $500,000 property in Hartford, a city facing a $70 million deficit, be sold for $1.00? This is a question many Hartford residents are asking themselves.

Sept. 29, 2013

Every year, thousands of people in the United States launch small businesses to sell their products or services. Although some of these businesses grow and become successful, many others fail.

Sept. 22, 2013

One Hartford homeowner has lived in the same house for thirty-seven years. Butch Lewis raised his children in his home on Vine Street. When the drug dealers tried to take over the neighborhood, Lewis formed a neighborhood watch group and ran the drug dealers out.

Sept. 15, 2013

The Statewide Legal Services of Connecticut, an agency that assists low-income clients in dealing with landlord disputes, commented that in recent years the agency is taking many more calls than they have in the past from tenants claiming their landlords won’t return their security deposits.

Sept. 8, 2013

Maurice Drexel Adams crashed his motorcycle early Saturday morning, August 31. Tragically the 27-year-old father of two was fatally injured in the crash and was pronounced dead several hours later at Yale-New Haven Hospital.

Sept. 1, 2013

When you no longer want to rent office space and have made the decision to purchase your own commercial property instead, many details need to be taken into consideration. Perhaps the most important aspect of a business is its...

Aug. 25, 2013

On August 13th, Connecticut Governor Dannel P. Malloy signed a bill (a ceremonial signing) in Stamford aimed at protecting homeowners who are facing foreclosure. At the signing, Governor Malloy said, “We must continue to do everything we can to help homeowners when they fall behind or when their homes go into foreclosure.”