However, I would guess that higher rates of inflation in the long-run will cancel out any drops in rents caused by large institutions with significant holdings.That being said.

Misunderstood, if it's commercial, Dodd-Frank is not a concern.No, it really doesn't making institutional lending "harder" just a little different.

MA is notoriously tenant friendly so I would not be surprised if it was not illegal.Back you the question of cost.

Here is their blip on their site:First Home Mortgage Corporation is a licensed, full-service mortgage lender, providing processing, underwriting and closing for mortgages on properties in Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, Washington DC, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, West Virginia, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Connecticut, South Carolina, New Jersey, Maine, New Hampshire, Tennessee and Massachusetts.

Pay attention to (21) (b) and (d) i & ii.(21) (a) engaging in an act of loan modification assistance that requires licensure as a mortgage officer under Chapter 2c, Utah Residential Mortgage Practices and Licensing Act, without being licensed under that chapter;(b) engaging in an act of foreclosure rescue without entering into a written agreement specifying what one or more acts of foreclosure rescue will be completed;(c) inducing a person who is at risk of foreclosure to hire the licensee to engage in an act of foreclosure rescue by:(i) suggesting to the person that the licensee has a special relationship with the person's lender or loan servicer; or(ii) falsely representing or advertising that the licensee is acting on behalf of:(A) a government agency;(B) the person's lender or loan servicer; or(C) a nonprofit or charitable institution; or(d) recommending or participating in a foreclosure rescue that requires a person to:(i) transfer title to real estate to the licensee or to a third-party with whom the licensee has a business relationship or financial interest;(ii) make a mortgage payment to a person other than the person's loan servicer; or(iii) refrain from contacting the person's:(A) lender;(B) loan servicer;(C) attorney;(D) credit counselor; or(E) housing counselor.

Anyone have experience with using ratio utility billing in MA?

The laws are better (at least in MA where I am) when it comes to commercial leases.

George, I hear that a lot how the US Dollar has lost 98% of its purchasing power since 1913 (federal reserve instituted).

Hi there,I own an LLC that exchanged a substantial portion of its IP for stocks in another company about 3 years ago.Recently my LLC sold some of those stocks in a private transaction to a institutional investor.

My name is Lamont and I'm a new member located in the Boston ma.