Connecticut Rental Agreement Forms and Landlord Resources

The laws governing landlords and tenants in Connecticut can be complex and cumbersome, and the state has a notoriously complicated eviction process and leasing laws. For example, did you know that electronic funds transfers cannot be required for the rent or security deposit? We know it can be a lot of information to manage, which is why ezLandlordForms has all the electronic and human resources you need to stay on top of it all.

We can help you get through the process of renting out your property from start to finish. Want your prospective tenants to fill out, e-sign and email back a rental application? No problem. Want to run credit reports and criminal background checks? We do that too, and you’ll even receive a letter-grade recommendation. Once you’ve found your tenant, you can auto-import the data into a Connecticut Lease Agreement, and we will walk you through the CT legal restrictions and beyond. We offer a New Landlord Guide as well as a vast array of articles on a variety of topics. You can post a question for your fellow landlords and property experts on our forum. You can also find local real estate investing clubs or Connecticut attorneys to help you along the way. Chat with our live agents to have your technical questions answered as you go!

We want to be your one-stop-shop for everything you need to be a successful landlord. Even when the state laws are numerous and complex, you can manage your investment and know that you are in compliance. You can create any document right now by simply filling in a few details and options. We’ll help you customize all the forms you need for your successful Connecticut rentals.

Connecticut Residential Lease Agreements

Our Connecticut Lease Agreement is packed with CT Assist tips to help ensure your custom rental agreement will stand up to the state’s complicated landlord statutes. As you make your decisions about your lease agreement, the CT Assist guidelines will help you stay in line. You can automatically create custom addenda, and add required and informational documents to your lease package. The process just couldn’t be made any easier. You can check it out for yourself right now, just by clicking Create Lease and filling in your custom information.

Connecticut Landlord Forms

Connecticut Official Complaint - Non-Payment of Rent

This Connecticut Official Complaint form is used to begin the court proceedings if the tenant has not vacated the premises after being served a Notice to quit.

Connecticut Official Complaint - Termination of Lease by Lapse of Time

This Official Complaint is used if a tenant has not vacated the premises at the end of the lease and after the Official Notice To Quit has been served.

Connecticut Lease Agreement with eSign

Now with eSign. Connecticut has unique and strict landlord-tenant laws; our CT lease wizard helps guide you through them as you build a Connecticut lease!

Connecticut Eviction Process Instructions & Sample Forms

This document, provided by the State of Connecticut Judicial Branch, includes useful sample forms and detailed instructions on how to evict a tenant.

Connecticut Notice to Quit Possession

Before filing a complaint to the courts, the first step of the eviction process is to use this Notice to Quit Possession when your tenant violates the lease.

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Connecticut Attorneys

Doris B. D'Ambrosio Law Office of Doris B. D'Ambrosio		(Details) West Hartford, CT		Geoffrey T. Einhorn Law Offices Geoffrey T. Einhorn, LLC www.einhornlawfirm.com		(Details) Wallingford, CT
Michael Todd Taylor The Law Offices of Michael Todd Taylor www.lawofficesofmichaeltoddtaylor.com/		(Details) West Haven, CT