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My understanding is that in MA (don't know about FL) emails and texts can both be used to create binding contracts. 

I have never owned or dealt with real estate during the 2008 crash.My question is: Will the lending institutions close their doors on all lending programs or most lending programs during such a time and make it difficult for me to re-position the property (even if the deal was looking great from a lending perspective)?

Then look at this one: https://www.mass.gov/info-details/massachusetts-la...Massachusetts is very strict when it comes to landlords. 

I am a landlord in MA and recently had tenants move out and cause damages to my property (soot all over the walls + holes which required extensive cleaning, patching and re-painting).I did have a security deposit, but unfortunately, I was not aware of the very specific security deposit laws in MA. 

In Massachusetts.

Account Closed is correct buyers or loan officers/banking institutions will typically order/pay for the environmental reporting due to it being a tool for them should their be any liability or issues with the property. 

Hard money that says that normally is institutionally funded and they have rates that have been squeezed so tight that they can't do anything with a loan of that size. 

Odds are that the property is owned by the bank or a lending institution who has never seen the property and is really just selling off their interest in the property.

Hi everyone,I just closed today on a 3br/1ba unit in Dorchester in Boston, MA.