Backups Contracts Work for Both Sides – Especially in This Market
In real estate, a house isn’t sold until the Fat Lady sings at the closing. Until then, the seller should keep their options open by accepting backup contracts.
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- Attleboro Power Center Trades for $71M
- BPDA OKs Ambitious Charlestown Growth Plans
- S&P Sees Lower Bank Margins Ahead as High Deposit Costs Persist
- Frustration Grows with MBTA and Its “Unusual” Issues
- Newton Scales Back Transit Zoning Plans
- Cornerstone Bank Opens First ITM in Worcester
- Cape Cod 5 CEO: ‘Smaller Banks Need to Scale to Survive’
- Mission Hill Development Seeks to Swap Offices for Housing
- Marijuana Banking Bill Wins Support of U.S. Senate Committee
- Convention Center Parcels Re-Do Attract Same Developers
- Frustration Grows with MBTA and Its “Unusual” Issues 117 views
- An Ode to Faded Design Trends 35 views
- BPDA OKs Ambitious Charlestown Growth Plans 31 views
- Who’s the Developer Behind One Mystic? 22 views
- Newton Scales Back Transit Zoning Plans 21 views
- Attleboro Power Center Trades for $71M 21 views
- Eastern Bank Files to Buy Cambridge Trust 18 views
- S&P Sees Lower Bank Margins Ahead as High Deposit Costs Persist 14 views
- Selling a Furnished House Can Be Problematic 13 views
- Some Agents Will Pay Sellers’ Repair Costs 12 views