Can You Sell a House With a Lien in Massachusetts?

Yes. You can sell a house with a lien on it in Massachusetts. A lien does not freeze your house or take away your right to sell. It attaches to the title — and because Massachusetts closings run on clean title, the lien has to be paid, released, bonded over, or negotiated down before the […]

Rhode Island Tenant Rights When the House Is Sold

You want to sell a Rhode Island rental. Someone is living in it. And sitting on top of every other question is this one: what is my tenant allowed to do about it? Here is the honest answer, and it is not the one most landlords hope for. In Rhode Island, selling the building does […]

What Happens to the Mortgage When You Inherit a House in Massachusetts?

The mortgage does not die with the owner and it does not disappear. It stays attached to the house as a lien. But federal law stops the lender from calling the whole balance due just because the borrower died, so as an heir you generally have the right to keep making the existing payments while […]

How Fast Can You Sell a House in Brockton, MA?

Short answer: a cash sale in Brockton can close in 1–3 weeks. A listed sale usually takes 60–90 days or more, start to finish. Here is where the time actually goes, and how to pick the right path for your situation. The two clocks: listed sale vs. cash sale When people ask how fast they […]

Selling a Three-Decker in New Bedford: What Owners Should Know

Yes — you can sell a three-decker in New Bedford as-is, with tenants in place, without fixing anything. A local cash buyer can close in as little as two weeks. Here is how it works, and when listing with an agent makes more sense. Why three-deckers are harder to sell the usual way New Bedford […]