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The Massachusetts Lis Pendens: A Real Estate Litigator’s Best Friend Or Worst Enemy

June 13, 2010
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Overview: A Suit Pending A lis pendens is Latin for “a suit pending.” Under the Massachusetts lis pendens law, a lis pendens is a notice endorsed by a judge certifying that there is litigation pending involving the title or occupancy rights to a property. A court will issue a lis pendens where a buyer seeks [...]

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Make Mortgage Contingency Dates Workable & Don’t Wait Until Last Minute For Extensions

April 17, 2010
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This week, a very interesting decision involving the negotiation of a residential purchase and sale agreement came down from the Massachusetts Appeals Court in Coviello v. Richardson. Click here to view the decision. The case highlights the need for realtors and real estate attorneys to be proactive with respect to mortgage contingencies and requests for [...]

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The Massachusetts Offer To Purchase Real Estate: A Binding Contract

September 8, 2009
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Tax Credit Deadline Is April 30th–Is A Signed Offer Sufficient To Qualify? The first step in purchasing or selling Massachusetts residential real estate is the presentation and acceptance of an Offer To Purchase. Most often, the buyers’ real estate broker prepares the offer to purchase on a pre-printed Greater Boston Real Estate Board standard form [...]

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