SederLaw

You bought the property. You don't necessarily control what happens on it.

In Massachusetts, restrictive covenants are private rules baked into a deed that can limit what you build, how it looks, or even how you use the land. They were often written decades ago by developers or prior owners, and they bind every future owner who takes title. Many buyers don't discover them until they try to add a fence, run a business from home, or subdivide.

A careful title review before you close can save you from a project that gets shut down after closing. We help property owners across Massachusetts read what's actually in the deed.

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