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Real Estate Disclosures & Hazards
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To enhance your buying and selling experience, it’s our job as real estate professionals to provide you with as much valuable information as possible. It is essential that the buyer or seller be aware of all aspects of the real estate market before making a major decision. Whether it be through newsletters, checklists, news articles or real estate disclosures, we are here to make this process stress-free and rewarding. Please access our free reports today!
Please contact me if you have any questions about Real Estate.
Cell #: 508-579-1281 or Email.
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Protect Your Family From Lead in Your Home
To reduce your child's exposure to lead, get your child checked, have your home tested (especially if your home has paint in poor condition and was built before 1978), and fix any hazards you may have. Children's blood lead levels tend to increase rapidly from 6 to 12 months of age, and tend to peak at 18 to 24 months of age.
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Radon
Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas. It is produced in the ground through the normal decay of uranium and radium. As it decays, radon produces new radioactive elements called radon daughters or decay products. Radon and radon daughters cannot be detected by human senses because they are colorless, odorless, and tasteless.
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Smoke Detector Inspections for Property Sale
First and foremost, you must be prepared for the inspection. If you are not prepared or the smoke detectors don't work, you will not be issued a permit. You will be charged for a re-inspection and your getting a permit will be significantly delayed.
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Title 5
Homes that are not connected to a sewer system use septic systems or cesspools, both of which are regulated by the state Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and local boards of health. A septic system has a tank, a distribution box, and soil absorption system commonly known as a "leach field." A cesspool has a pipe carrying waste from the home to a pit which distributes liquid waste.
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Types of Agency Representation
Whether you are the buyer or seller you can choose to have the advice, assistance and representation of your own agent who works for you. DO not assume that a real estate agent works solely for you unless you have an agreement for that relationship.
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Underground Heating Oil Tank
If your home heating oil storage tank is buried underground, you probably know already that a leak could be very unfortunate -not only for the environment, but for your pocketbook. When an underground storage tank or connected piping leaks, the cleanup can be costly. And if your homeowners insurance policy contains a “pollution exclusion” clause, which many do, you could get stuck with the bill.
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While the majority of licensees conduct themselves as true professionals, the Division of Professional Licensure will take action against those who violate the statutes or the Board’s rules and regulations.
In many cases, complaints are made by dissatisfied consumers - but, dissatisfaction alone is not proof of incompetence or sufficient grounds for disciplinary action.
If you have a serious complaint against a real estate broker or salesperson, call or write the Division’s Office of Investigations and ask for a complaint form:
Division of Professional Licensure
Office of Investigations
239 Causeway Street, Suite 400
Boston, MA 02114
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These publications are provided as a service to prospective buyers and sellers and is intended for educational use only. Opinion or suggestions in these publications do not necessarily represent the official policies or positions of McKeon/Corcoran or it's REALTORs. The Massachusetts Association of REALTORs or McKeon/Corcoran, does not accept responsibility for any misinterpretation or misapplication by the reader of the information contained in these articles. The publishing of these materials does not constitute the practice of law nor does it attempt to provide legal advice concerning any specific factual situation.
FOR ADVICE ON SPECIFIC LEGAL PROBLEMS CONSULT LEGAL COUNSEL. |
Your Responsibility as a Consumer
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Whether you are a buyer, a seller, or a renter, the duties of a real estate broker or salesperson do not relieve you of the responsibility to protect your own interests. If you have questions concerning your particular transaction, pose them to the agent. If you need advice on legal, tax, insurance or other matters, it is your responsibility to consult a professional in those areas. No broker or salesperson should ever advise you against using the services of an attorney in any real estate transaction. |
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