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When you buy a home, you must submit earnest money before the transaction. This is just one of many steps involved in a Massachusetts home purchase. Before you write the check, take some time to learn how earnest money deposits function. This can save time, money and...
A freshly renovated home is often appealing to buyers seeking modern finishes and turnkey convenience. However, these upgrades can mask underlying issues that were not addressed during the renovation process. A methodical review can help buyers distinguish between...
For residential property transactions, sellers are required to disclose any issues involving the property. Such disclosures must outline known defects, past issues and conditions that could affect the home's value or safety. Clear residential property disclosures...
Accessory dwelling units – whether they’re tiny homes for an aging parent or an adult child or a designated hobby space, guest house or tenant space – have become increasingly popular. The Massachusetts Housing Partnership even encourages them through the ADU...
Purchasing a vacation home can be very exciting, and it is often a dream goal for many people. They may have a specific location where they love to go on vacation, and they look forward to owning a home there to give themselves stability and consistency; they want to...
After a home buyer’s offer is accepted, a property needs to be inspected by a licensed inspector. The inspector assesses the property's major systems, structure and safety features so the buyer can make an informed decision. It’s not uncommon for a buyer to skip a...
Federal Housing Administration (FHA) loans are government-backed mortgages designed for buyers with moderate-to-low incomes or lower credit scores. If this is your first time buying a house in Massachusetts, an FHA loan can make the process more manageable. Meeting...
Buying a home together is an exciting milestone for many couples. It can represent a new and exciting shared future as well as the opportunity to build something meaningful together. While the process may feel similar to buying a home as a married couple, there are...
Concerns about the state of a property can derail a scheduled home closing. In some cases, buyers find substantial damage to the property during a final walk-through and must negotiate with the seller to cover the cost of repairs. Other times, sellers become...
Buying a home is an exciting milestone, and many buyers feel a sense of relief once an offer has been accepted. After weeks or months of searching, it can seem like the hard part is finally over. Unfortunately, real estate transactions do not always go as planned. In...