Anybody that might be opposed to this form of big brother intervention recently passed (regardless if you do business and or live in Massachusetts) can voice their opinion in the following ways:- Contact the House Ways and Means @ http://www.mass.gov/legis/comm/h34.htm- Contact the Joint Committee on Financial Services @ http://www.mass.gov/legis/comm/j11.htmAs I see it both as a lending professional & homeowner, we are at a cross-roads---we can either "Speak up" or "forever hold our peace" (and potentially surrender a piece of our freedom and rights of choice).

-Michaelthis is absolutely not trueThis is true: The Landlord Tenant Act of 1951Section 250.512 Recovery of improperly held escrow funds (e) Failure of the tenant to provide the landlord with his new address in writingupon termination of the lease or upon surrender and acceptance of the leasehold premisesshall relieve the landlord from any liability under this section.

No post-BK seller who surrendered the asset can do a SS.

The property was surrendered.

Yet I do think the owner does surrender a lot of power if they are not the ones that hire the architect.

Once on board we had pretty much instant red flags and issues but unfortunately since we were locked in there was no way to get out of the contract without surrendering early termination fees.Another thing I would say is do research on your particular market and know very well what rent prices are and what the market dictates you can rent a property for.

That’s where the surrender form comes in that needs to be notarized and dated and I would also put on there they understand totally that the locks are being changed and they no longer are welcome on the property

Never Give Up, Never surrender". 

If title is surrendered and home deeded to property, it becomes real property and the home would appreciate in value in an appreciated market.  

First item, Surrender of Premises.