You can just Google MA Lease and you will get stuff.Here is a link I found doing just that and has the standard real estate board lease:http://www.google.com/url?

I starting getting calls from my first yellow letter send out.Set up my first meetings in a couple of days.Very nervous to say the least.The first phone call I got I answered by accident and fumbled my words like a little kid.I've been doing research on the first few properties I;m going to meet the homeowners at the problem is there is no recently sold homes in the area for me to get an idea of a median price.One is a small 2bd/1bath the other is a 3bed/2bath.I'm in Worcester MA and the values of home drastically change a ittle down the road.Whats a new guy to do?

I have been looking at a lot of single family homes and Multi-families and I can't get over the prices in New Bedford. Now I know, New Bedford is the armpit of Mass but I also know that you can ...

I have a property in Springfield, MA that I have an accepted offer from the seller on a short sale but not accepted from the bank yet. 

(The mall is right on the border with sales-taxed Massachusetts, for those of you unfamiliar with the area)At first I thought you meant that Shaheen was back as governor again.

I have a 1 bedroom apartment in Worcester, Massachusetts and they tenants say they are moving out by the end of September.

For lack of better words, ma & pop.

Properties in massachusetts have been seeing appreciation over the last 2-3 years, so I would expect the unit to rebound in value during that time.

Many of you probably know that meeting 1% rule in good parts of Boston is all but impossible (0.5% seems the norm). One of the areas I've started researching more here is Chelsea/Everett/East Boston/Revere, since the ...

If you are in Massachusetts it would be great if you could let me know if this works for you, but anyone in any state with helpful feedback on this is fine.