You need to hire an attorney to review your title, the private way, the easement and all the relevant title documents in order to give you an...

Can a lender withdraw a mortgage commitment two weeks before the closing?

I agree with the answers above. You need to have your attorney (and if you don't have one you should get one - and should never purchase real...

How long does a foreclosing bank have to produce a foreclosure deed to the new buyer in Massachusetts?

I agree with the answer above. You must have signed an offer or some sort of contract when you paid the $15,000.00 deposit. There is likely a...

I am selling my house and the Lender's atty. wants me to accept a check drawn on their firm's acct. at closing/settlement. Why ?

Check your P&S or consult with your attorney, unless it's provided for in the P&S, you as the Seller have no right to see the appraisal or the loan...

Ideally, you would have asked your attorney to look into this prior to purchasing the home. However, at this point you already own the property so...

We are going to lose an important opportunity due to an over abundance of caution regarding an easement...

You would need to hire an attorney to look at the deed and title. It's possible the neighbor has some easement rights over that same 8-foot alley....

Does the term "property" In a Relocation Agreement refer to all parts of the building and all units or just the unit I occupy?

An attorney would need to read the entire agreement in order to make that determination. Typically, a well-drafted agreement defines terms such as...

This is quite common and if you turn this down another buyer may ask for the same. It allows the buyers to keep some cash in their pocket and...

It sounds like your buyer agent is assessing the competitiveness of your offer, not assessing the risk of lead paint. Your home inspector can NOT...

Can i get out of buying home if seller did not do the repairs as agreed per contract?

It depends on exactly what the agreement says so we would need to read the contract to answer this question. I assume you had an attorney...