Author: Pavel

Have you ever come across the term “red tagged” while browsing property listings? This term conjures ideas of sale tags in clothing stores, but the reality is quite different. What is a red-tagged house?  A “red tag” is a term that signifies that the house is not safe or currently deemed unfit for habitation by … Continued

Selling a home is a significant life event and it can bring with it a mix of emotions. It means you’re moving on to a new chapter in your life, but it also means you have to let go of somewhere that has been your sanctuary for years. The home likely holds hundreds of memories, … Continued

Life often throws us curveballs we don’t expect, such as financial difficulties. You may find yourself in a situation where you’re preparing to sell your home, but you don’t have the funds to pay the past-due utility bills that are piling up. You’re not alone in this, more now than ever with rising interest rates … Continued

If you’re dealing with the passing of a loved one and the subsequent distribution of their property, navigating through the process can seem overwhelming. One of the terms that you may come across is the “Affidavit of Heirship.” So what is an Affidavit of Heirship, and how does it relate to property matters in Massachusetts? … Continued

Buying or selling a home is a significant chapter in anyone’s life. It’s exciting, but it’s also overwhelming. One of the elements that often confuses first-time buyers and sellers are the contingencies that pop up in real estate contracts. What are they, and why are they important? Read on to find out, as well as … Continued

When thinking about buying or selling a home, concerns about plumbing may not be at the top of your list. However, the importance of a home’s piping system cannot be overstated – it’s a vital aspect that underpins the functionality and health safety of a home. Among the types of plumbing, galvanized piping is a … Continued

We know how tough it can be when you’re facing the threat of losing your home. It’s a situation no one wants to find themselves in, and we understand the emotions and fears that come with it. We’re here to shed some light on this complex subject and help you understand what’s ahead of you … Continued

When it comes to real estate transactions in Massachusetts, understanding deeds is essential. Deeds are legal documents that transfer ownership of real property, and they play a vital role in protecting the interests of buyers and sellers. This guide will explore the different types of deeds in Massachusetts, legal considerations for their validity, and address … Continued

Have you ever heard of radon? You’re not alone if you haven’t. While it is present in all of our homes and can even be harmful, many people have never heard of it and may not realize it’s a problem until they come to sell the home. Radon is something we should all know about, … Continued

If you’re facing the complex situation of selling your home while owing child support, you likely have a huge number of questions and concerns about what you can and can’t do legally. If you add to that uncertainty about your future or a home that may not sell quickly, the stress can quickly become overwhelming. … Continued

Are you contemplating whether to replace the carpet in your home before putting it up for sale? Many sellers grapple with deciding if investing in new carpeting is worthwhile when their home’s current flooring shows signs of wear. The answer, though, is not a straightforward yes or no, as various factors come into play. Today, … Continued

Selling a home isn’t always a walk in the park. As a hopeful seller, it’s easy to get shiny object syndrome when it comes to presale renovation ideas for your home. You don’t have to slash your price to make the sale. A bit of clever and budget-friendly home improvement can make all the difference. … Continued

Whether you’re moving home or selling a relative’s old home, there’s no doubt that boxing up and moving all your belongings is an overwhelming prospect. When you realize that you either can’t or don’t want to take most of it with you, the question becomes, “What am I supposed to do with all this stuff?” … Continued