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folder Agency (9)
You might be really surprised about who represents your interests in a real estate transaction. Find out the meaning of Agency and representation in Massachusetts.
 folder Buying (46)
If you are planning to buy a home in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts these are some very common questions you might have. Peruse them on-line or just have them e-mailed to you.
 folder Home Inspections (6)
A copy of the Home Inspectors Facts for Consumers brochure produced by the Office of Consumer Affairs about home inspections for homebuyers.
folder Lead Paint FAQ (30)
This is a copy of the Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program (CLPPP) Property Lead Paint Notification. This document in its regular form must be given to all potential buyers and/or tenants. It is a good idea to familiarize yourself with this document and the questions it answers.
 folder Selling (39)
Frequently Asked Questions about selling a home in Massachusetts. Covering everything from getting your home ready to the worst mistakes sellers make. Definitely information you can't afford to miss.


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document How does the owner of a home built before 1978 in which a child under six years old lives meet the requirements of the Massachusetts Lead Law?
The first step is to have a lead inspection or risk assessment done. A licensed lead inspector will test the surfaces of the home for lead and give...
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document What surfaces must be deleaded for full compliance with the Massachusetts Lead Law?
Owners of homes built before 1978 where children under six years of age live must have the following lead hazards corrected to get a Letter of...
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document Is there financial help for deleading?
There is a state income tax credit of up to $1,500 per unit for full deleading. A credit of up to $500 per unit is available for interim control work...
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document Are there any exemptions to the Massachusetts Lead Law?
The Lead Law applies only to homes built before 1978 in which a child under six lives. Any home or apartment having fewer than 250 square feet of...
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document Can I do some of the deleading myself?
In Massachusetts, the owner or someone who works for the owner (an agent) can do certain deleading activities. These include covering surfaces with...
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document What are some of the worst mistakes home sellers make?
Overpricing can keep your house from selling, even after the price is reduced. Buyers are most attracted to homes that are new to the market. If a...
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document What documents should I leave in the house for the new owner?
Any important documents, such as any warranties or owner's manuals on appliances that are staying in the house. Also, information on the heating...
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document What do I need to bring to the closing?
You will need to obtain a smoke detector certificate and final water reading and bring them to the closing. I can assist in obtaining these. Also be...
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document What happens at the closing?
At the closing, you will be required to sign a deed, and a several tax documents. The buyer will sign a mortgage, and a number of other legal...
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document Who does the closing attorney represent?
The closing attorney almost always represents the lender's best interests in the transaction. Much of the paperwork at the closing is written to...
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