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If the plumbing was up to code when the house was built but isn’t anymore, is that something I should have disclosed during the sale? If the plumbing was fully up to code when the home was built but today’s standards have changed, most states don’t require you to disclose that kind of “code drift.” … Read more
A previous Realtor got me to sign a listing then put on MLS and disappeared. What should I do? If your previous realtor put your home on the MLS and then disappeared, you’re definitely not alone. It happens more often than people think, and it’s incredibly frustrating — especially when you’re counting on them to … Read more
When selling my house, can I just let anybody in without the Realtor being present? You can technically let anyone into your home when you’re selling—but it’s usually not a great idea. I know it can feel harmless, especially if someone drives by, loves the house, and asks to take a quick look. But once … Read more
Why do some properties attract buyers quickly while similar properties struggle to sell? Some homes seem to fly off the market while others—same town, same price range, same basic features—just sit there. And honestly, it’s rarely about luck. Buyers pick up on things that aren’t always obvious on paper, and those little details can make … Read more
Do sellers also need a residential real estate closing attorney in Massachusetts, or is it optional? In Massachusetts, yes — sellers absolutely need a residential real estate closing attorney. It’s not optional. Massachusetts is what’s called an attorney state, meaning an attorney must be involved in the closing for both buyers and sellers. Now, here’s … Read more