1. Landlord’s Identity – The landlord must identify themselves in the lease and include the address where the tenant can send legal notices.
2. Lead-Based Paint Disclosure – In accordance with federal law, it is mandatory to provide a lead-based paint disclosure for all residential units constructed prior to 1978. Please ensure that this requirement is met to ensure compliance with Connecticut law.
3. Sprinkler Disclosure – The lease agreement must contain a disclosure statement that specifies whether a sprinkler system has been installed on the premises, along with the date of the most recent inspection.
4. Condominium Interest Community Disclosure – When vending a property situated in a communal-interest locality, it is mandatory to affix a Condominium Interest Community Disclosure

Source: § 47a-3e, § 47a-6, § 47a-3f

• Maximum Amount – For Tenants under the age of 62, the maximum amount Landlords can charge is two months’ rent. Tenants 62 and older, Landlords can request up to one months’ rent.
• Returning to Tenant – 21 days of the lease end date unless the Landlord receives Tenants new mailing address then 15 days from that date.

Source: § 47a-21d(2)

General Access – The Landlord must give Tenant(s) “reasonable notice” before entering the rental property unless it’s an emergency or by court order.

Source: § 47a-16