Skills Every Boston Renter Needs to Know

The idea of renting does not usually come along with thoughts of handy skills, like using tools or basic plumbing. And yet, every renter needs to know how to unclog a drain, change a shower head and use a screwdriver or drill. You should not call your landlord every time your shower drain seems clogged. […]
By: Boardwalk Properties
 Jan 05

What Massachusetts Real Estate Agents and Sellers Must Disclose to Buyers

Buying a home is exciting and also complicated since it’s one of the most important investments a person will ever make. What every potential buyer needs to know is whether there is anything about the home that will require major repairs or that poses a health risk.
By: Boardwalk Properties
 Jul 12

Understanding Common Regrets of Homeowners

As the U.S. real estate market continues churning along and buyers remain hopeful their bids will beat out the competition, now is an ideal time to observe common regrets of homeowners. A survey by Nerdwallet of more than 1,400 homeowners found that almost half of them wish they had followed a different process when buying […]
By: Boardwalk Properties
 Jun 16

Why You Should Be Pre-Approved

There are many reasons to get excited when you decide to shop for Boston homes for sale. And why not, Boston is a great city to live and work in. We have diverse culture and entertainment, fascinating history, the best in pro sports, and the incredible beauty of our coastline. What’s not to love?
By: Boardwalk Properties
 May 24

Affordable Remodeling Projects That Pay Dividends

People who rent apartments and homes typically have good ideas for making them more livable, but restrictions made by their landlords often prevent them from doing so. These rules help to protect owners from having to pay for “improvements” made by renters that go awry.
By: Boardwalk Properties
 May 10

Best Boston Craft Beer: What’s Brewing

When it comes to local trends in Boston, craft beer has become pretty popular. What started locally decades ago with what many consider the beer that started the craft brewery movement, Sam Adams, craft beer is now reaching new heights around the country.
By: Boardwalk Properties
 Apr 14