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For most people, buying a home is the biggest investment they will ever make. The offer, the purchase and sale agreement, the inspection and mortgage contingencies, title, condo documents and deadlines all carry real legal and financial consequences. Capital Realty Group is a buyer’s brokerage led by attorneys. Femion Mezini is an exclusive buyer’s broker who represents home buyers only, never sellers, and he is also an attorney. That combination gives you an agent who reads every term closely, understands the risk in it, and negotiates with a lawyer’s training from the very first offer.
Why We Built Our Practice This Way
In a typical Massachusetts purchase, a lawyer doesn’t get involved until after the buyer has already signed an offer to purchase, and an accepted offer can be a binding contract. By then, many of the most important terms are already set: the price, the deadlines, the contingencies, and what happens if something goes wrong.
As attorneys, we have seen buyers sign offers with terms that put them at real risk before a lawyer ever reviewed them: inspection periods too short to be useful, contingencies that didn’t actually protect them, and deadlines they couldn’t meet. That is why we built a buyer’s brokerage led by attorneys. We want to be involved from the very beginning of this major life event, from the first showing and the first offer, not just at the closing table.
With an exclusive buyer’s broker who is also an attorney, you get years of experience and full dedication to your side of the deal. That means a real advantage in securing the home you want, making sound decisions, and not missing the details that matter.
What an Attorney-Broker Brings to Your Purchase
Read real examples in Why It Helps When Your Buyer’s Agent Is Also an Attorney.
Your Broker, Not Your Lawyer
Femion acts as your buyer’s broker in the purchase, not as your attorney, and does not provide legal advice or legal representation in your transaction. In Massachusetts, buyers typically hire their own real estate attorney for the closing, and we encourage every buyer to do so. Femion works closely with your attorney, and his legal background helps the whole team move faster and catch issues sooner.
About Femion Mezini
Femion holds a JD, an MBA, and an LLM in banking and finance. He has been part of more than 500 transactions, helps buyers purchase more than $50 million in real estate every year, and was named to Boston Agent Magazine’s 2026 Who’s Who. He is also an active real estate investor, so he judges value, renovation costs and resale the way an owner would. Capital Realty Group is owned by broker and attorney Michael Lord. Learn more about our exclusive buyer broker services.
What Buyers Say About Femion
“A lawyer that knows the real estate business, plus has his own property investments is a true asset as a buyer’s agent.” — JD H.
“Femion is smart, a fantastic negotiator and made us laugh many times during the process. He is both, a broker and a lawyer, which helped with the offer to purchase.” — P.T., Boston area
Read more reviews from Femion’s buyer clients.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Femion my lawyer?
No. Femion is your buyer’s broker. He brings an attorney’s training to contracts and negotiation, but he does not represent you as your attorney. We recommend you hire your own real estate attorney for the closing.
Do I still need a closing attorney?
Yes. In Massachusetts, buyers typically hire their own attorney to review the purchase and sale agreement and handle the closing. Femion can recommend experienced real estate attorneys, and you are always free to choose your own.
When does a lawyer usually get involved in a home purchase?
In a typical Massachusetts purchase, the buyer’s attorney gets involved after the offer to purchase has been signed and accepted, usually to review the purchase and sale agreement. With an attorney as your buyer’s broker, that legal training is on your side from the first showing and the first offer.
Why does it help to have a buyer’s agent who is also an attorney?
Most problems in a purchase start with the words on the page: a deadline that is too short, a contingency that is too loose, a condo document no one read. An attorney-broker is trained to catch those issues early, while there is still time to fix them.
Where do you work?
Throughout Greater Boston, MetroWest, Norfolk County and the South Shore.
Talk With Femion
Call or text (508) 395-8333 or contact us to schedule a free buyer consultation.