Still Taxed Like It's 1997: What the Home Sale Exclusion Means for Connecticut Sellers
Still Taxed Like It's 1997: What the Home Sale Exclusion Means for Connecticut Sellers The Next Chapter: real answers for homeowners navigating their next move. When you sell the home you live in, the IRS lets you keep the first $250,000 of profit tax free, or $500,000 for a married couple. Congress
What is an ADU, and why is Connecticut making it easier to build one?
 Quick read Connecticut just made it easier to add a small second home to your property without selling or moving. As of October 1, a new law removed one of the biggest cost barriers. Towns can no longer charge new utility hookup fees for an accessory dwelling unit. Every CT town allows an ADU in s
What to Fix and What to Leave Alone Before You Sell in Connecticut
The Next Chapter: real answers for homeowners navigating their next move. Most sellers spend money in the wrong places. They redo a kitchen and miss a wobbly front step. This guide sorts a house into four piles: fix, clean, leave, and disclose. It covers what a buyer's inspector and lender actually
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