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• Rob Diettrich practices in the Business Law and Real Estate and Environmental areas. ob represents individuals and business organizations in connection with the formation of business entities, structuring and implementing business relationships, mergers and acquisitions, real estate and commercial loan transactions, technology licensing,and general business matters. Additionally, he has extensive experience in general business litigation and in both commercial and consumer bankruptcy law.

  Rob has represented a variety of individuals as well as publicly held and privately owned companies in diverse industries ranging from software and other technology businesses, to wholesale distributors and real estate development entities, as well as public entities including several cities and towns in Massachusetts. Rob is a former Law Clerk to Associate Justice Charlotte Anne Perretta of the Massachusetts Appeals Court.

• Massachusetts, 1987 U.S. Court of Appeals 1st Circuit, 1988 U.S. District Court District of Massachusetts, 1988

• Massachusetts Bar Association, 1987 - Present (Member) Boston Bar Association, 1987 - Present (Member)

• Suffolk University Law School, Boston, Massachusetts, 1987J.D.Honors: cum laudeHonors: Graduated Fourth in ClassLaw Review: Suffolk University Law Review, Staff Member, 1985 - 1986 Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, 1978B.A.Honors: With Distinction in All Subjects

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how are these similar and different?. . emails, business letters, facebook posts, memos, text messages. . can you compare and contrast a few of them or all of them.

By contract documents i mean the ones that contractors use when building houses and stuff.. I would really appreciate it if you can give me types of contract documents and a brief description of each(if possible).

Buying a luxury condo in the inner city or a nice home in the suburbs? I have always wanted to live in a nice glass high rise condo. I plan to move to Seattle, WA and a lot of those really nice new glass condo average around 600,000+ for a brand new one which is reasonable since I live in Honolulu and property prices are around the same. What worries me in the long run is urban decay. Will those fancy luxurious condos retain it's prestige over the next few decades? When I look at apartment buildings in Waikiki or downtown that were built in the 1970s, I always wonder if they were considered luxury type back in the day and are now selling for half or two thirds of what the new luxury condos are selling for. Luxury homes tend to be more expensive than luxury condos but you get more space with a home. Also school districts seem to be much better in upscale suburban neighborhoods not to mention safety. I do notice homes tend to appreciate in value, my friends house is old and not really nice but is values at almost 900,000 dollars. However the cost of owning a home is much more than owning a condo, higher maintainance, higher property taxes, higher utilities, etc. You also have to commute longer to get into the inner city which cost a lot of time and gas. With my situation I might not even have kids because right now I am confused with my orientation and I think I am gay so what's the point of owning a big house right? but I am a business major and I always look at situations that are economically the best way..

The reason why you want this information is that real estate is still very much a supply and demand business, if the supply is growing, which it is in most metropolitan areas, and the absorption of housing is slowing down, which it is, and the economic basics are declining (lay offs, economic problems, dramatic interst rate hikes) which is not the case now. One can predict what may happen over some time.. . SO the short answer to your question is, . The values, will go up, they will stay the same, and they will go down, and then they will go up again.

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