
Author: Pavel


Why Selling Your House in Winter Might Be the Best Decision for You
The spring and summer are the busiest seasons in real estate for buying and selling homes. But, that doesn’t necessarily mean it is the right time to sell in order to get the best price for your house. There are many factors that can influence the value of your house on the market. The season … Continued

What Happens When an HOA Forecloses on a Property?
If you are currently an owner of a property such as a condominium, townhouse, or a single family residence that belongs to a homeowner’s association, you may face unique scenarios and challenges if you fall behind on your monthly HOA fees or special assessments imposed by the association. These types of fees are typically reserved … Continued

How to Sell a Vacant Property in Massachusetts
If you have ownership of a vacant property and are not sure what to do with it, it might be a good idea to consider selling the empty house. Real estate can prove itself to be a valuable asset, but it must be managed appropriately to reap the benefits. Oftentimes, selling the house can be … Continued

How to Sell Your Multi-Family Property Fast in Massachusetts
Selling a multifamily residence can prove more challenging and complex than selling a single-family home. There are many variables involved, including current tenants living on the property or regulations that must be followed in order to sell the home legally. While there are many factors to consider, it does not mean the multifamily property cannot … Continued

How to Sell an Inherited House in Massachusetts
Inheriting a house can be an emotional process. In the circumstance of inheritance, you are likely mourning the loss of a loved one while also having to simultaneously manage assets and finances. Receiving a home through inheritance can seem confusing and complicated at first, but this guide will provide valuable information to help you make … Continued

Selling Your House While Divorcing in Massachusetts
During a divorce, one of the most difficult steps is dividing up the assets between both parties. A house is one of the most complicated assets to split because it is large, stays in one place, and can be expensive to maintain. Unless one spouse is willing and able to take over the mortgage of … Continued

Massachusetts Foreclosure Moratorium: What You Need to Know
The state of Massachusetts passed Chapter 65 of the Acts of 2020, establishing a temporary moratorium to prohibit non-essential evictions and foreclosures. This act was titled “An Act for a Moratorium on Evictions and Foreclosures During the COVID-19 Emergency,” and expired on October 17, 2020. With the expiration of this state moratorium, the Centers for … Continued

4 Ways to Avoid Foreclosure in Massachusetts
Have you missed payments on your mortgage? Have you received the dreaded foreclosure notice from your lender? If so, you are likely wondering what your options are to avoid foreclosure and stay in your home. This guide will walk you through how to avoid foreclosure in Massachusetts. In Massachusetts, there are many ways to prevent … Continued

Are You Late on Your Mortgage Due to the Coronavirus?
A recent survey by the Mortgage Bankers Association demonstrated a 4 percentage point jump in delinquency rates during the last quarter, the largest quarterly rise to be reported in MBA history. Specifically, FHA loans demonstrated a record high number of delinquency rates. In Boston, Massachusetts, early-stage delinquencies (over 30 days past due) were up to … Continued

6 Steps to Selling Your Own House in Massachusetts That Needs Repairs
You’ve come to the conclusion that it might be time to sell your house in Massachusetts and are concerned about the significant amount of damage it contains. If you don’t have the time or funds to make repairs, here are 6 steps for selling your house in Massachusetts. Sell Your Home “As-Is” Listing your home … Continued

Can My Home Still Be Foreclosed During COVID-19?
In response to the COVID-19 global pandemic, the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act was instituted in late March as a way to ease the financial burden experienced by Americans during this crisis. The effects of this order were recently extended to December 31, 2020. If you are faced with financial difficulty … Continued

Boomers, Ready to Sell Your House? Here are 5 Easy Ways.
Sometimes we are ready for change and with that change comes the need or want to sell our current home. Whether it is a want or a necessity due to a financial hardship, there are 5 ways to sell your home in Massachusetts. This guide will help you determine which option will work best for … Continued

Unable to Make Your Mortgage Payments in Massachusetts? Here’s What You Need to Do
Are you behind in your mortgage payments? Not sure what to do? In many cases, people fall behind on their mortgage payments due to unforeseen financial hardships. It is important to remember you are not alone and to take action as quickly as possible to prevent foreclosure proceedings. Banks want to work with homeowners, so … Continued

Is Selling a House During the COVID-19 Pandemic a Good Idea?
As the COVID-19 crisis continues to change the way we live, many people want to know how it will affect the housing market. Most importantly homeowners want to know if they can still sell their home and if so, how will it affect the pricing and are their interested buyers at this point? The Housing … Continued