Connecticut Property Owners Alliance, LLC

There is deep concern within the housing provider and real estate communities regarding the extreme political and practical property management challenges they are facing.

Learn how to apply for grant funding to remove lead hazards from your property in Waterbury CT

The Connecticut Property Owners Alliance, (CTPOA) was contacted by WAGTV an international producer of TV shows seeking to find landlords for a proposed documentary on the day to day life of a full-time property owner / manager.

First meeting scheduled for March 26, 6:30 p.m. at Shelton City Hall, 54 Hill Street Shelton CT, 06484

Proposed Budget Built On A "House of Cards" and includes unrealistic fee increases and revenue that will not be realized.

Attempting to fill a budget shortfall, the New Britain Common Council passed a controversial ordinance charging rental property owners a license fee of $150 per unit, per year. Members voted for the new fees despite record opposition to the policy.

Urban blight is a hot topic in Connecticut and without a change in both philosophy and direction of the State Legislature, the problem of blight will persist as the largest contributor to blight, the irresponsible tenant is getting a free pass.

As Connecticut cities and municipalities gear up their enforcement of blight laws, the cry has been heard to "Get those absentee Slumlords and hit them with big fines." It is now time to clean up your properties, or else!

The Connecticut Property Owners Alliance has improved its website and added additional information and new pages to help keep Connecticut Property Owners informed on issues impacting housing

Wednesday, October 19, 6pm in Waterbury CT, at Thomaston Savings Bank, 985 Watertown Ave. The CT Property Owners Alliance is hosting a seminar by LEGALLY MINE, a company who teaches business professionals how to protect themselves from liability.