Owner Stephen Webster Accused Of Pilfering Over $1 Million In Escrow and Firm Funds
As you may have seen on Boston 25 News or read in the papers, Success Real Estate, Inc., a 140 agent real estate firm based on
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The Firm’s founder, Richard D. Vetstein, Esq., is a nationally recognized real estate attorney and litigator. Rich’s legal analysis has been quoted in the Boston Globe, Banker & Tradesman, Wall Street Journal’s SmartMoney.com, Bloomberg News, and Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly. Mr. Vetstein was recently selected as Metrowest Boston’s Best of the Best Lawyers, and one of Inman News’ 100 Most Influential in Real Estate. He is also the former Co-Chair of the Boston Bar Association’s Title & Conveyancing Committee. A dedicated advocate for property owners, Rich was instrumental in the passage of the Act Clearing Title to Foreclosed Properties, and has testified at the State House in support of the Rent Escrow Bill and many other landlord legislative initiatives. Most recently, Rich’s efforts led to the indictment of a criminal syndicate in one of the largest real estate forgery schemes in Massachusetts history.
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Massachusetts Homestead Exemption Increased to $1 Million
Flying under the radar in the recently passed Affordable Homes Act is that the amount of protection offered by a written declaration of homestead has increased from $500,000 to $1 Million. This is great news for homeowners. The increase to…
A Counterfeit South Carolina Driver’s License, Forged Deed, and a UPS Store In Philadelphia: The Anatomy Of A Title Theft Scam
Massachusetts Eviction Record Sealing Bill Signed Into Law
A Ticking Time Bomb: HOA Covenants Across Massachusetts May Have Silently Expired
The Massachusetts Lis Pendens: The Definitive Guide For Lawyers and Clients
Tenant Rental Assistance Eviction Protection (Chapter 257) Re-enacted By Legislature and Gov. Healey
Housing Court To Speed Up Eviction Cases and Shift To More In-Person Events
New Rules Aimed At Reducing Pandemic Era Case Backlogs and Delays
With the expiration of a pandemic era law called Chapter 257 and the end of the Covid-19 emergency, the Massachusetts Housing Court just released an important new Standing Order…
Boston Rent Control Bill Will Wreak Havoc In City’s Housing Market
Worcester Area Couple Evicted For 14th Time, Leaving Trail of Unpaid Judgments and Moving Bills For Local Property Owners
In my 25 years of law practice, I’ve seen a lot of crazy stuff, but this recent eviction case may top the list of “Professional Tenants.” With 14+ evictions, a slew of larceny charges on their record, and…