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Boston’s Eviction Moratorium: What Property Owners Need to Know
A new eviction moratorium went into effect in Boston on August 31, 2021, sparking criticism from landlords, property owners, and real estate industry leaders. Under the recent public health order, which was issued by acting Mayor Kim Janey, landlords and owners are...
Homeowner’s Association Pros and Cons
Many residential communities in the Boston metro area have homeowners’ associations (HOAs). These organizations have specific sets of rules and regulations that can help ensure cohesiveness in the neighborhood, whether by governing the appearance of the properties or...
Understanding the Disclosure Obligations for Sellers in Massachusetts
When you’re in the market for a new home, there’s a lot to consider. Importantly, it’s essential to ensure you do your complete due diligence on the property you’re looking to purchase. You can’t expect that the seller will freely disclose every flaw in the structure,...
Continental Law Group Welcomes Our Newest Attorney: Steven Burzinski
As the real estate market soared over the last year and a half in the greater Boston area — despite the COVID-19 pandemic — the residential and commercial real estate practices at Continental Law Group grew considerably. With the expansion of our firm, we are pleased...
What Does a Real Estate Closing Attorney Do?
If you are in the market to purchase a new home, you might be wondering how a real estate closing attorney can help. Importantly, Massachusetts law requires that an attorney be present for the closing when a home loan is involved. Not only can an attorney ensure that...
Boston Residential Market Continues to Soar Post-Pandemic
The residential real estate market in the Boston metro area is soaring right now — and it isn't expected to slow down any time soon. Buyers are snatching up nearly anything they can get their hands on. In fact, a house in Jamaica Plain that was partially burned by a...