I have been selling properties for 16 years, but before that I had a long history in home
building and renovation— mostly in Northeast Connecticut, dating back to the 70’s when I
came to the area to attend UConn.  Like many people involved in Real Estate, the lure to
buy other properties is too great to resist, and I now own a number of rental properties in
the Windham area.  Partly as a result of the housing stock available for investment, I own or
have owned many older homes, mostly Victorians and old Mill houses.  My wife and I can
truthfully say that we’ve never owned a house newer than 1900!  We met in 1983 at the old
poor house on Maple Road in Mansfield when I was renting her an apartment there.  Since
then, we have spent many happy hours working on various older homes.  We presently
live in an older farmhouse (circa 1865) in Mansfield and have now been there for 15 years.  I’
ve seen the good (and bad!) of older homes but always feel connected to them and their
unique history, and I really enjoy marketing the uniqueness of every antique house I list for
sale.  I doubt the next house we buy will be the stuff we built in the 80’s but we often think
of moving up to the 20’s.   Stacey and I have two boys and we are active with the
Willimantic  Food Coop, Boy scouts, Joshuas Trust and running with my dog on local
trails.   
                                  — Jack Fulton
Jack has been in the Windham, Mansfield area for 35 years since moving here to
attend UConn.  During that time he has gained experience in many phases of real
estate including new construction, apartment rental and repair, and for the leat 15
years, has been a licensed agent representing buyers and sellers and specializing
in multi-family homes.

In addition to income property sales Jack has helped over 100 people move out of
apartments and into their own homes and he particularly enjoys working in older
homes.  Jack owns a number of two and three family homes in the area and
therefore has his own experiences to share with buyers consdiering investing in
real estate.  

Jack enjoys distance running and is active in the Willimantic Athletic Club and also
the Willimantic Food Coop. He resides in Mansfield with his wife Stacey and their
two boys,  The Fulton family are active in the Boy Scouts, Community School for
the Arts and Arts at the Capitol Theater program.
Jack and Sasha in front of his Browns road farmhouse...