On behalf of Law Offices of Roche and Roche, PC | Feb 11, 2020 | Residential Real Estate
Estate planning is crucial, especially for people who had kids in the previous marriage. This ensures that the children do not get disinherited, and the spouse does not feel left out. The stakes are higher if one does not plan their estate after remarrying. According...
On behalf of Law Offices of Roche and Roche, PC | Feb 3, 2020 | Residential Real Estate
If there is one thing you should know about leases is that they are a bilateral agreement, meaning that the landlord is going to give you possession of his property. In return, you must meet certain contractual obligations. But it doesn’t stop there. According...
On behalf of Law Offices of Roche and Roche, PC | Jan 8, 2020 | Residential Real Estate
Death is an uncomfortable subject for many Massachusetts residents. In fact, some home buyers are hesitant to purchase property in which someone has died. This is not entirely unreasonable. Depending on the neighborhood or circumstances surrounding the event, you may...
On behalf of Law Offices of Roche and Roche, PC | Dec 23, 2019 | Residential Real Estate
Commercial real estate sales are important to the local economy in Massachusetts. When a deal goes through, it means new business in the area. In some cases, it may even mean a new type of business that will help the area grow and thrive. This is the case with a...
On behalf of Law Offices of Roche and Roche, PC | Dec 11, 2019 | Residential Real Estate
To purchase residential real estate in Massachusetts involves a lot of thought to financing. When looking through the real estate market, you will find that there are a number of different types of sales. In addition to sale types, there are plenty of financing...
On behalf of Law Offices of Roche and Roche, PC | Nov 6, 2019 | Residential Real Estate
When legal matters involving real estate arise, whether they involve commercial or residential property, many different challenges may be present. The financial toll, not to mention legal concerns, can be overwhelming. However, people should not ignore the emotional...
On behalf of Law Offices of Roche and Roche, PC | Oct 15, 2019 | Residential Real Estate
If you owe more on your mortgage than your home is worth and you can no longer afford to make payments or need to move for personal reasons, you may qualify for a short sale. With this type of transaction, you seek a buyer to purchase the home at fair market value and...
On behalf of Law Offices of Roche and Roche, PC | Oct 8, 2019 | Residential Real Estate
As a Massachusetts resident who is soon to be dealing with a real estate closing, you will be looking at the involvement of a number of different parties in this final step. Here are just a few of the people or entities that may be involved in your real estate...
On behalf of Law Offices of Roche and Roche, PC | Oct 8, 2019 | Residential Real Estate
When Massachusetts residents like you begin to handle matters of residential real estate for the first time, you may need help getting through the closing process. We at the Law Offices of Roche & Roche, P.C., can explain key closing services that you may find...
On behalf of Law Offices of Roche and Roche, PC | Aug 28, 2019 | Residential Real Estate
Massachusetts homeowners have many options in regards to properties worth buying. When entering the real estate market, you will no doubt encounter foreclosures. Most people understand the basics of foreclosed on homes. These are bank-owned properties. To choose one...
