We found through home appraisal report and recent architect drawings that the home we purchased is ~200 sq more than what public records show (location: Greater Boston).

Proof of publication was filed and the summons was returned as non-served for all defendants.

Two large non-prime public consumer lenders communicated earnings this week and reported credit losses and delinquency rates well above pre-pandemic levels. 

The last 15 years we have seen low rates for short and long term debt from private to public borrowing.

We give them access to the building Internet access, but they sign a waiver waiving any liability and that it’s a public Internet access and they have access to it, but it’s not secured.  

It can be a pretty trashy area, but that will likely change with some of the private and public developments going on.

If I decreased the total units from 500 down to 350 to satisfy some public concerns but kept the 100 affordable units, my percentage of affordable units jumps to almost 29%. 

Public pools restrict hours all the time and often restrict children hours to create a time for lap swimming, water aerobics, or other adult-related activities.

From there - you will need to hire a surveyor to survey the land for several reasons: 1 - to come up with potential plot lines; and 2 - to identify any areas which may be of issue (such as preserved lands, wetlands, etc which you cannot build on or cannot be used in calculating gross build-able lots; and 3 - identify where you can put septic and well (if no public utility exists there). 

Feel free to DM me if you would prefer not to post publicly, I’d love to hear how your journey has gone so far and what your plans are for moving to the next phase of your business!