About Caffrey & Obeid, P.C.

About Caffrey & Obeid — Real Estate Andover Massachusetts

Caffrey & Obeid, P.C. handles real estate Andover matters from 93 Main Street in downtown Andover, serving Merrimack Valley landlords, tenants, homeowners, and business owners. The firm combines real estate, business litigation, and estate planning under one roof. Essex County residents can also compare options through the Andover attorney directory.

Attorney Matthew Caffrey is widely cited in client feedback for prompt, responsive counsel on landlord-tenant and commercial real estate matters. The firm takes on both transactional real estate work and related litigation when disputes arise.

What Clients Say

Reviewers describe Caffrey as responsive, professional, and genuinely interested in solving the problem rather than billing hours. Clients specifically credit him with helping resolve tenant situations through fast, practical advice. Recurring themes include willingness to recommend the firm to family and friends.

Real Estate Andover — Practice Areas & Services

Residential and commercial closings for Andover, North Andover, and Tewksbury
Landlord-tenant representation in Lawrence District Court
Title review, purchase and sale agreement negotiation, and easement disputes
Business litigation and commercial contract enforcement
Estate planning, wills, and trust administration for Essex County families

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need an attorney for a Massachusetts home closing?

Yes. Massachusetts is an attorney state, meaning a licensed attorney must conduct the closing and draft the deed. Buyers and sellers each can have their own attorney, though in many transactions one attorney handles the closing.

How much notice does a Massachusetts landlord need to give a tenant?

For a tenant-at-will without a fixed lease, the landlord must give at least 30 days or one full rental period of written notice, whichever is longer. Evictions for cause, like non-payment, follow a separate summary-process procedure.

Where are Andover housing disputes heard?

Landlord-tenant and small property disputes involving Andover residents are typically filed in Lawrence District Court at 380 Common Street. Larger civil real estate matters may be filed in Essex Superior Court in Salem.

Quick Facts: Real Estate in Andover, Massachusetts

Massachusetts deed excise tax: $4.56 per $1,000 of the sale price statewide — Massachusetts Registry of Deeds
Massachusetts tenancy-at-will notice: 30 days or one full rental period, whichever is longer — Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 186, § 12
Essex County population (2023): approximately 814,000 residents — U.S. Census Bureau

What People Say About Caffrey & Obeid, P.C.

Caffrey & Obeid, P.C. is a highly regarded law firm located in Andover, Massachusetts, specializing in providing exceptional legal services. Reviewers consistently praise Caffrey for his responsiveness and professionalism, while Matt is noted for his helpfulness and excellent advice, particularly in tenant-related matters. Overall, clients express a strong sense of satisfaction and confidence in recommending their services to others.

Google Reviews for Caffrey & Obeid, P.C.

Caffrey was very responsive and professional. Would recommend him to anyone

Matt was very helpful to me regarding a tenant situation I encountered. He provided excellent advice quickly and was able to help me successfully advance my situation.

Caffrey & Obeid, P.C.