@Anthony Fonte Step 1 is to be sure you understand MA landlord/tenant laws. 

I still don't understand how an appraiser could simply say something is shared and be taken as gospel without any history of easement issues or a survey.

The ancients used it to talk about the linguistic sophistication of barbarians who came to their lands, eager to live or work or trade with them, and yet were so ignorant of the Greek language that it wasn't that they didn't understand a single word, they didn't know a single syllable of the language. 

No but you need to understand that it increases your risk and your costs. 

Some of the views and the larger lots in Magnolia were nice, but I understand Magnolia Bridge is not long for this world. 

The way i understand it, a short sale would benefit him if he was preforeclosure or considering filing for bankruptcy BUT he is already in both.

Just trying to understand the specifics. 

You can only write successful copy if you understand your audience.

You need to understand teen mentality.

I’m just trying to better understand the lay out of a deal.