
Located at the Arlington Street gate is the equestrian statue of George Washington, by Thomas Ball in 1869

Located at the Arlington Street gate is the equestrian statue of George Washington, by Thomas Ball in 1869

The pictures below were taken a few days ago by Erik Schubert of our team and shown here as an example of the caliber of metro Boston real estate listing photography you can expect from the Unit Realty Team. Click thumbnails to enlarge.[a_gallery]
One of the most important factors to consider when buying a new home is affordability. As a general rule, mortgage payments should not exceed 25- 30 percent of your monthly take-home pay.
Often ads for homes on the market include the phrase motivated seller, and while this sounds as if it may be to your benefit as a home buyer, what does it actually mean?
The decision to purchase a home is exciting and a major investment for your future. Because there is only so much of it to go around, real estate is the top choice for many investors and the desire for most families.
There are a number of factors that can contribute to the affordability of a house and, as a potential homebuyer, its important that you know what type of mortgage payments are within your budget.
Once youve made the decision to sell your home, its time to think about what comes next. Throughout the process, you may find it beneficial to have a checklist to help guide you in some very important choices that you will be making in the coming months.
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(Boston, MA.) -- Joe Schutt, a salesperson with Bushari Group Real Estate in Boston has been elected a director of the Greater Boston Association of Realtors (GBAR) for 2012
Purchasing a home with a low down payment is important for a number of reasons, including the buyers ability to have extra cash left over for closing costs, decorating expenses, upgrades and/or other essentials needed to turn their new house into a home.
A predator is defined as one that preys on others, which is why some lenders have fittingly earned the title as predatory mortgage lenders.