Connecticut
Steady, well-run transactions anywhere in Connecticut.
Nicholas Aponte Rodriguez, REALTOR® · Director of Operations
Lewis Real Estate · Scott T. Lewis, Supervising Broker REB.0791414
Connecticut Real Estate Salesperson RES.0820105
How I can help
Buying, selling, or on your way.
Buying
I ran the operations side of a Connecticut brokerage before I ever took a listing, so I read a contract for the dates that bite and keep every party informed before they have to ask. We start with a real conversation about where you are and what has to be true for the move to work, then a written plan: search criteria, timeline, financing path and the people we will need.
Selling
A coordinated, well-run listing: pricing, preparation, the Residential Property Condition Disclosure, professional media and a showing schedule you can live with. From accepted offer to the closing at the attorney’s office, inspections, the buyer’s commitment and every deadline are tracked daily, so you always know what is next and who owns it.
Leaving Connecticut for the West
Las Vegas is home for me now, and I still hold my Connecticut license, so a move west runs on one timeline with one person accountable at both ends. Sell, rent out or hold the home you are leaving, line up the purchase, and coordinate both closings and the move date. Headed somewhere else in the country? Through Keller Williams I can place you with a vetted agent in any U.S. market.
Renting
Not every client is buying or selling. If you need a home to rent anywhere in Connecticut, I run the search like a purchase: the application package ready before the first tour, the lease explained line by line, and your next move kept in view.
Commercial
Office, retail and small industrial anywhere in Connecticut, for tenants, landlords, sellers and owner-users, through Lewis Real Estate. The same written plan and the same follow-through as a home.
Where I work. The entire state of Connecticut, through Lewis Real Estate: Greater Hartford, the shoreline, Fairfield County, the Quiet Corner and everywhere in between.
Good to know in Connecticut
How a Connecticut closing actually runs.
Every state has its own customs, and they show up in the timeline and the closing statement. These are the Connecticut ones a client should know before an offer is written.
The people I trust in Connecticut
Lenders, inspectors, attorneys and movers who do good work in Connecticut. Listed because they do the job well, not because they pay to be here.
Military families at Sub Base New London and the Coast Guard Academy.
Connecticut is home to Naval Submarine Base New London and the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, and I hold the Military Relocation Professional (MRP) certification from the National Association of REALTORS®: training in how service members and veterans actually move, with short timelines, orders that change, the VA home loan, and a family that often arrives before the household goods do.
- PCS timelines, remote showings and sight-unseen offers handled with a written plan
- VA loan process explained plainly, and lenders who know it well
- Sellers on orders: pricing and a listing plan built around the report date
- Headed somewhere else in the country? I refer you to a Military Relocation Professional near your next duty station and stay in the loop
Start a conversation
Let’s talk about Connecticut.
Tell me where you are in Connecticut and what you are thinking about. I answer personally, usually the same day.
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