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Dodd Discusses Home Heating Assistance in Bridgeport
January 5, 2010 Posted by Connecticut RealEstateRama
January 5, 2010 - (RealEstateRama) — Senator Chris Dodd (D-CT) today visited Bridgeport non-profit Action for Bridgeport Community Development, Inc. (ABCD) to discuss home heating assistance for Connecticut
Senate Majority Leader: Democrats’ Home Energy Assistance Web Page Can Help Families Save This Winter
November 16, 2009 Posted by Connecticut RealEstateRama
Web site provides one-stop shop for families seeking help with heating expenses, furnace upgrades and home weatherization. Hartford, CT - November 16, 2009 - (RealEstateRama) — State Senate Majority Leader Martin Looney (D-New Haven) announced today that the Senate Democrats have released an update to their home-heating assistance Web page to help provide Connecticut families with a convenient location on the Web for information on a wide variety of home-heating assistance programs.
Lieberman Welcomes More Than $9.4 Million to add Affordable Rental Housing, “Green” Existing Public Housing in CT
September 24, 2009 Posted by Connecticut RealEstateRama
WASHINGTON, DC - September 24, 2009 - (RealEstateRama) — Senator Joe Lieberman (ID-CT) today praised the release of $9,445,758 in Recovery Act funding to create new affordable rental housing and increase the energy efficiency of existing public and low income housing. These funds were distributed to five municipalities across the state giving them the resources to install new energy efficient technologies to conserve energy, such as Energy Star appliances, high-efficiency boilers/furnaces and programmable thermostats or controls.
Training & Business Development: How to Convert a FSBO
August 16, 2007 Posted by Connecticut RealEstateRama
Galand Haas’ FSBO “other” Web site has added a whole new dimension to his prospecting business, and the beauty of it is that clients don’t even know they’re being prospected. Galand employs a unique approach on the Web site, which is rapidly gaining popularity among agents and brokers looking to capitalize on the growing percentage of Internet-savvy consumers who research buying and selling on the Web—long before they ever contact an agent.
