You will generally need a real estate closing attorney for your Connecticut home purchase or sale if: 

  1. You're purchasing your initial residence
  2. Refinancing the home you live in or rent out.
  3. Selling your starter home to start a family.
  4. Investing in a vacation spot, or acquiring a rental property.

It's wise to have a Connecticut attorney check your documents.


Give Tom a Call today or schedule a meeting with Tom to find out more.

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