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Matt Heisler

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I can answer questions about buying or selling your home, and questions about the market in Massachusetts, with detailed answers if you ask about my specific area in Mass, Metrowest. I can help with Investment property and the basics of financing. How to construct deals and how to find bargains and how to protect capital. Land, home sales, rehabs, fix and flips, income property are places where I could be able to assist you. I can also answer basic questions about foreclosure, short-sales, 1031 exchanges, and basic questions about how the economy and credit markets are functioning and how that affects you.

Experience in the area

My company sells residential real estate in Metrowest, and we have had a been selling real estate in the area for 20 years. My Blog can be read at Real Estate Sales in Massachusetts

Organizations

Southborogh Rotary

Education/Credentials

Vanderbilt University BA

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My client list is private.

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Recent Answers from Matt Heisler

2012-04-04 Title V Septic inspection:

Hello- Your question is a legal question about real estate. Liability is very much an issue for lawyers. However: 1) If he says that the home "never should have passed" I'd be interested to know

2012-02-25 Your point of view:

Hi- You can't make money in real estate if you consider it a game. It's not a game. It's a serious business, with serious players, and if you lose sight of that, you'll lose your shirt. Using

2012-02-08 house buying costs:

In general, Realtor fees are out of the net of your house profit. You can roll over closing costs and put them in the new loan, but you're still paying them. Add in some moving fees and additional transaction

2011-10-24 Inspection:

How the contingencies work depend on how they are written, what state you are in, and the conjunction of both of those items. You can certainly set it up that way, but banks don't like complicated contracts

2011-10-24 Inspection:

Hi- I'm not John. But the answer to your question is as follows: A) If there's going to be an auction, do your inspection first. B) If it's an REO Property, home inspections are typical conditions

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