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This is from the New York Times. Read it. Then, if you live in a condo, call the trustee of your building to find out what your building’s insurance policy will cover. Then, call your own insurance company, to see what your own insurance policy will cover....
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So, what if you decide, for whatever reason, to buy a property with your lover? Or, with a friend? Is it possible? Yes, of course. Is it easy? Not too difficult – most real estate lawyers, in this day and age, have handled these types of transactions. Definitely...
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Option ARMs are all the rage these days, at least with those people willing to gamble their financial lives away. But seriously, there are some advantages to using this type of financing. Holden Lewis of bankrate.com recently posted a great article about these loans....
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Forbes recently came out with an article stating the pros and cons of buying a condo if you are a college-bound student. Boston (and the metropolitan area) ranked sixth out of 300 cities as best suited for buying, based on home sales price appreciation and its...
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Yeah, I know I post a lot of articles about the New York City real estate market, but that’s only because they have lots more stories about real estate. Here’s a great little article about a father who decided to buy a condo for his college-bound...
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Welcome to my million dollar home … in East Boston The high price of real estate has moved into less desirable neighborhoods, for better or worse. By Kimberly Blanton, The Boston Globe Dorchester, East Boston, Somerville, and the Fenway may lack Newbury...
