I swear I get some version of this question at every family reunion or barbecue. It seems a lot of folks are concerned about trees falling and injuring their property or worse, their children. Or maybe a tree is continuously dropping branches and debris on their car, has become unsightly or looks to be on
As a real estate attorney frequently representing buyers, I rarely receive an offer for review before it has already been accepted by the seller. Unfortunately, in this scenario it can be very difficult to fix a poorly crafted offer after the fact. The seller may be adamant about sticking to the terms originally proposed by
Interest rates are up, and then they go down. Prices fall sharply then, almost overnight, they’re on the rise again. For some, it’s all just a matter of timing. You took the time to save up your down payment, now you’re ready to find your dream home. The money’s in the bank, you’re prequalified and
According to Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 186, Section 22, a landlord must follow very specific procedures before they can require a tenant to pay for water. When a unit is not directly connected to a meter installed by a water company, the law requires installation by a licensed plumber of separate submeters for the individual