Massachusetts Condominium Law
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- Publication Date: 9/3/2025
- Edition: 6th Edition 2025
- Copyright: © 2025 MCLE, Inc.
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A Practical Guide to Massachusetts Limited Liability Companies covers the full spectrum of issues surrounding LLCs. Beginning with tax classification and choice of entity issues, it offers advice on the advantages and disadvantages of LLC status; a view from the Secretary of the Commonwealth's office; how to draft an LLC operating agreement; the rights and duties of members and managers; issues concerning the conversion, merger, or dissolution of a limited liability entity; and more. Written by some of the most respected business lawyers in the Commonwealth, MCLE's A Practical Guide to Massachusetts Limited Liability Companies is the definitive source for practical advice on LLCs in Massachusetts.
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Update: March 2025
Dear Subscriber:
Thank you for updating your library with the 2025 edition of A Practical Guide to Massachusetts Limited Liability Companies . This latest product brings updated resources within your immediate reach—for fast, accurate, and practical answers to your questions.
Highlights from the issues addressed in this edition include
- tax classification of limited liability companies (LLCs) that were formed under the laws of foreign jurisdictions;
- taxation of single-member and multimember LLCs;
- a special rule applied when one member of a two-member LLC purchases the entire interest of the other member;
- guidance on the application of a U.S. Supreme Court decision— Connelly v. United States , 144 S. Ct. 1406 (2024)—holding that company-owned life insurance acquired to fund a shareholder redemption increases the company's fair market value for estate tax purposes (the decision involved a corporation but would apply to an LLC as well); and
- details on methods of paying filing fees to the Office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth and procedures for the issuance of certificates to LLCs.
- an outline by Kelly Dutremble and Josh French highlighting the issues faced in organizing, operating, and terminating an LLC and
- a detailed article by Jay Darby on launching and operating a limited partnership, with guidance on converting an existing business entity to an LLC and on choice of entity, including the advantages and disadvantages of operating as an LLC.
We trust you will find this latest version of A Practical Guide to Massachusetts Limited Liability Companies an invaluable resource for your busy practice.
Cordially,
MCLE Press
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
expand allChapter 01 expandResidential Condominiums and Cooperatives—The Basics and a Comparison
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Chapter 08 expandResidential Condominiums—The Master Deed
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Exhibit 2A
- Sample Residential Condominium Master Deed and Trust for a Complex Project Buy FormExhibit 2B
- Sample Residential Condominium Master Deed and Trust for a Simple Project Buy FormExhibit 2C
- Sample Master Deed for a Leasehold Condominium Buy FormExhibit 2D
- Sample Master Deed for a Two-Unit Residential Condominium Buy FormExhibit 2E
- Sample Master Deed for a Phased Condominium Buy FormExhibit 2F
- Sample Amendment to Master Deed Adding a Phase to a Phased Condominium Buy FormExhibit 2G
- Sample Master Deed and Condominium Trust for a Mixed-Use Condominium Buy FormExhibit 2H
- Roof Deck Provisions Buy FormExhibit 2I
- Sample Grant of Limited Common Area (Condominium Association) Buy FormExhibit 2J
- Sample Grant of Limited Common Area (Condominium Trust) Buy FormExhibit 2K
- Master Deed Provisions Regarding Parking Easements of Unit Owners Buy FormExhibit 2L
- Master Deed Provisions Regarding Parking Easements Sold to Outsiders Buy FormExhibit 2M
- Parking Lease Reversion Language Buy FormExhibit 2N
- “Restaurant Menu” Percentage Interests Table Buy FormExhibit 2O
- Conversion of a Housing Cooperative to the Condominium Form of Ownership Buy FormExhibit 2P
- Form of Notice to Tenants Under Chapter 587 of the Acts of 1983 Buy FormChapter 03 expandResidential Condominiums—The Master Deed
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Chapter 04 expandResidential Condominiums—Drafting Management and Operational Provisions
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Checklist 4.1
- Provisions that Must Be Included in Condominium Bylaws Buy FormExhibit 4A
- Letter from the Office of the Massachusetts Attorney General to Condominium Trustees and Property Managers Regarding Legal Protections for Persons with Disabilities Buy FormExhibit 4B
- Condominium Budget Buy FormExhibit 4C
- Table Summarizing Notice Requirements Under 1998 Mass. Acts c. 400 Buy FormChapter 05 expandResidential Condominiums—How to Handle a Condominium Unit Sale
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Exhibit 5A
- Seller’s Form Purchase and Sale Agreement for a Condominium Unit [Initial Sale After Recording of Master Deed] Buy FormExhibit 5B
- Tax Letter Agreement Buy FormExhibit 5C
- Subordination Agreement Buy FormExhibit 5D
- Partial Release of an Individual Condominium Unit and Its Appurtenant Undivided Interest in the Common Areas and Facilities of the Condominium Buy FormExhibit 5E
- Unit Deed with Parking Space Buy FormExhibit 5F
- Unit Deed Without Parking Space Buy FormExhibit 5G
- 6(d) Certificate Buy FormExhibit 5H
- Unit Reservation Form Buy FormChapter 06 expandLegal Aspects of Commercial Condominiums
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Exhibit 6A
- Sample Master Deed for Phased Commercial Condomin Buy FormChapter 07 expandCooperative Housing
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Checklist 7.1
- Documents Required to Create a Cooperative Corporation Buy FormChecklist 7.2
- Cooperative Loan Documents Buy FormChecklist 7.3
- Cooperative Apartment Closing Checklist Buy FormExhibit 7A
- Provisions for Articles of Organization Buy FormExhibit 7B
- Bylaws of _____ Corporation Buy FormExhibit 7C
- Proprietary Lease Buy FormExhibit 7D
- Notice of Lease Buy FormExhibit 7E
- Proprietary Lease (Recordable Form Incorporating Standard Terms of Lease by Reference) Buy FormExhibit 7F
- Cooperative Corporation Standard Terms of Proprietary Lease Buy FormExhibit 7G
- Occupancy Agreement Buy FormExhibit 7H
- Assignment of Proprietary Lease Buy FormExhibit 7I
- Acceptance of Assignment and Assumption of Proprietary Lease Buy FormExhibit 7J
- Form of Purchase and Sale Agreement Buy FormExhibit 7K
- Security Agreement and Leasehold Mortgage Buy FormExhibit 7L
- Pledge and Assignment Buy FormExhibit 7M
- Recognition Agreement Form Buy FormExhibit 7N
- Stock Certificate Buy FormExhibit 7O
- Massachusetts Department of Revenue Private Letter Ruling No. 1979-58 Buy FormExhibit 7P
- Massachusetts Department of Revenue Private Letter Ruling No. 1990-1 Buy FormExhibit 7Q
- Stock Ledger Buy FormChapter 08 expandCondominium Lien Law—Covenants, Obligations, and Enforcement
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Chapter 09 expandCondominium Lien Law—Lien Enforcement Actions and Priorities in Foreclosures
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Exhibit 9A
- Section 6(d) Certificate Buy FormExhibit 9B
- Sixty-Day Notice to Unit Owner Buy FormExhibit 9C
- Sixty-Day Notice to Unit Owner (Alternate) Buy FormExhibit 9D
- Sixty-Day Notice to Mortgagee Buy FormExhibit 9E
- Thirty-Day Notice to Mortgagee Buy FormExhibit 9F
- Complaint Buy FormExhibit 9G
- Application for Default Buy FormExhibit 9H
- Plaintiffs’ Motion for Default Judgment, Assessment of Damages, and Entry of Judgment and Order Buy FormExhibit 9I
- Plaintiffs’ Motion for Summary Judgment Buy FormExhibit 9J
- Plaintiffs’ Memorandum in Support of Motion for Summary Judgment Buy FormExhibit 9K
- Notice of Sale of Real Estate Buy FormExhibit 9L
- Memorandum of Sale of Real Property at Auction Buy FormExhibit 9M
- Auctioneer’s Release Deed Buy FormExhibit 9N
- Attorney’s Affidavit Buy FormExhibit 9O
- Motion for Relief from Automatic Stay Buy Form - Editors & Authors