Peet Law Group

11/02/2026

Proud to support Vermont REALTORS®! Attorneys Paula LeBlanc and Kevin Shortell represented Peet Law Group at the Vermont Association of Realtors meeting. We were honored to sponsor this year's Keynote Address!

10/29/2026

A title search tells the story behind a property! Whether we're examining land records in Cavendish, Vermont, or another Vermont town, Peet Law Group helps uncover liens, easements, and other potential title issues before closing. Protecting your investment starts with knowing the property's history.

Learn more at: https://www.peetlaw.com/title-search-services

10/27/2026

Would you buy a haunted house?

Does Vermont law require home sellers to disclose ghosts, murders, or other dark secrets? What about hidden defects?

Just in time for Halloween, Peet Law Group explores Vermont's real estate disclosure laws and shares a couple of unusual experiences from our own practice:

https://www.peetlaw.com/ghosts-murders-and-hidden-secrets-what-must-vermont-home-sellers-disclose

10/13/2026

Interested in joining Peet Law Group?

We’re always interested in connecting with talented professionals who want to be part of a Vermont law firm focused on real estate.

Learn more about working with Peet Law Group, our workplace, and current career opportunities:

https://www.peetlaw.com/careers-at-peet-law-group

10/11/2026

Does a Vermont property have to be surveyed before it can be sold?

It’s a common question for both buyers and sellers. While a new survey isn’t always required, understanding property boundaries and when a survey may be helpful can prevent surprises during a real estate transaction.

Our article explains what Vermont buyers and sellers should know about property surveys.

https://www.peetlaw.com/do-vermont-properties-have-to-be-surveyed-before-sale

10/09/2026

A Great Team Deserves a Great Day!At Peet Law Group, we know that our success starts with our incredible team! We recently traded our desks and closing tables for the beautiful waters of Lake Champlain, enjoying a staff appreciation cruise aboard the Spirit of Ethan Allen.

10/07/2026

10/05/2026

Selling your home and receive a low-ball offer? Don’t panic.

An offer well below your asking price can be frustrating, but it may still be the beginning of a successful negotiation. Before rejecting it outright, consider your goals, take another look at the market, and determine whether a counteroffer makes sense.

https://realtytimes.com/consumeradvice/sellersadvice/how-to-handle-low-ball-offers

10/03/2026

Is Vermont’s housing market shifting back toward buyers?

A new Seven Days article looks at how increased inventory and longer selling times are giving some Vermont homebuyers more options and negotiating power. But affordability remains a major challenge.

An interesting look at where Vermont’s housing market stands today:

https://www.sevendaysvt.com/home-design/realestate/vermonts-housing-market-has-tilted-back-toward-buyers-but-only-a-certain-kind/