Lawrence, MA

A home inspector working in Lawrence MA is required to perform a home inspection to the Massachusetts Home Inspector Standards of Practice. A copy of the standard will be provided to the client by the home inspector.

The MA Home Inspector Standards of Practice is written for the professional home inspector. United Inspection Service has created some easy to read Consumer Information Sheets illustrating what is included and excluded in a Standard MA home inspection. Clear client communications (3c) are one of our core values. See the easy to read one page consumer information sheets for each of the systems in a MA Home Inspection.

Visit the Lawrence MA Home Inspection web page from United Inspection Service for some useful information about homes in Lawrence MA and the Massachusetts Home Inspection.

• Massachusetts Home Inspector Standards of Practice
• Recommended Questions to Ask the Seller/Seller's Representative
• Home Inspection Photographs
• Flood Zones
• Lead Paint
• Hazardous Waste Release
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Lawrence MA Homes and Real Estate Market Activity - YTD (11/30/2009)

There were 168 Lawrence MA Real Estate homes sold YTD in 2009 with an average sales price of $143,616 and an average days on market (DOM) of 102. The selling range was a low of $18,900 and a high of $280,500. As of November 30, there were 54 homes on the market with an average list price of $170,232 and an average DOM of 141. There were 27 homes under contract with an average price of $140,774 and an average DOM of 99.

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The Lawrence MA Real Estate homes sold report is based on activity reported from the MLSPin MA MLS system and is not guaranteed to be accurate. It does not represent all of the listings that have sold during the specified time frame.

Sales of multi-family homes in Lawrence, MA, which have seen prices drop more than 40 percent in just the last year or so, surged during the first nine months of the year, up 351.6 percent from the same period in 2007, The Eagle-Tribune reported December 1, 2008.

According MLS Property Information Network, Inc., there presently are 222 multi-family homes for sale in Lawrence, MA; however, on December 1, 2007 there were 407 multi-family properties on the market, so inventory of multi-family homes is down 45 percent.

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Read The Eagle-Tribune Article.

If you were the asset manager for the Lawrence MA bank owned multi family I showed today that is what you would be saying.

I entered and mentioned to my client, "Oh they tore into the ceiling they must have had a leak." We, then moved on to the bathroom and saw the wall of the tub plumbing entirely ripped out. We then looked at each-other and laughed. Some crack head had ripped out ever piece of copper in the house. Now, this required some serious demolition work. Not sure why the crack head would not just get a demolition job ??? You could pull down enough money to buy some crack doing that. Same effort, just legit work. God forbid legit work for a crack head. I will be honest, there could be $1000 worth of copper in the walls you couldn't pay me $1000 just for labor to put this kind of effort in retrieve ing the copper.

I have never seen this. I do show multi families in sometimes tough areas but never seen that. There are so many ways to measure the economy, strength of the dollar, inflation, exports, imports, stock market data, housing prices, interest rates ect ect but honestly how about the "copper stolen out of walls for crack index???"