Conn. Gen. Stat. § 20-329fff: (Note: This section is effective July 1, 2026.) Recording prohibited. Remedies.

(a) No person shall record, or cause to be recorded, on the land records of any town any real estate wholesale contract, any notice or record thereof or any documentation that purports to create any lien or encumbrance upon, or other security interest in, the residential real property that is the subject of such real estate wholesale contract. A real estate wholesaler shall not file a purchaser's lien, as set forth in section 49-92a, related to a real estate wholesale contract. If any such contract, notice, record, documentation or lien is recorded on the land records of any town related to the residential real property that is the subject of such contract, such contract, notice, record, documentation or lien shall not be deemed to provide actual or constructive notice to an otherwise bona fide purchaser or creditor of such property.

(b) Notwithstanding the provisions of section 7-24, a town clerk may refuse to receive for recording any real estate wholesale contract, notice, record or documentation described in subsection (a) of this section.

(c) If a real estate wholesale contract, or any notice or record thereof, is recorded with respect to any residential real property, the owner of such property, or any person having knowledge of facts affecting such property, may effectuate a release of any rights purported to be created by the recordation of such contract, notice or record by recording an affidavit of facts in accordance with section 47-12a setting forth the facts related to the recordation of such contract, notice or record. Upon the recordation of said affidavit, any filing providing notice of the real estate wholesale contract shall be void and unenforceable.