These days, it seems many activities have halted to a stand still. Although most of the country’s population is sheltering in place, there’s still a need for essential activities. Among them are buying and selling a home. Fortunately, real estate is classified as an essential business and is allowed to
Real estate has been classified as an essential business in Massachusetts, so closings are continuing to take place,… with some necessary precautions. If you are looking to buy or sell a home, you can still do so! Here is how our team is handling real estate closings in MA amid
It’s very common in this market to simultaneously sell one home and buy another. The key to successfully pulling this off is preparation and coordination. Here are some helpful tips on simultaneous closings when selling and buying a home. 1 – Coordinate with Movers The home you are selling will
The real estate market in Massachusetts is extremely competitive. As buyers look for ways to make their offer stand out from others, the use of escalation clauses is becoming more prevalent. Below, we take a look at escalation clauses for MA home purchases and the pros and cons from both
Condo conversions are very popular in Massachusetts. They can be a great alternative for those who prefer condo living but want to avoid large apartment-like complexes. However, it is important to perform a little extra due diligence when it comes to these properties. Here are several questions to ask before
Martino Law Group offers legal representation and counsel for clients in Eastern Massachusetts including the North Shore, Greater Boston, and Metrowest Communities. Our primary service areas include Melrose, Wakefield, Reading, Lynnfield, Medford, and Winchester Massachusetts.
