Massachusetts License Law
In Massachusetts, the seller of a condominium unit must provide the buyer with:
AOnly the deed to the unit
BA copy of the master deed, condominium documents, and any outstanding special assessments (the '6D Certificate')✓ Correct
CThe building's construction permits and engineering reports
DThe condo association's full financial history for 10 years
Explanation
Massachusetts condo sellers must provide buyers with the condominium master deed, declaration of trust, bylaws, rules and regulations, and a resale certificate (6D Certificate) confirming the status of condo fees and special assessments.
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