What Style is Your House: Stick Style Houses
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The Stick style flourished between 1850 and 1876. Stick Style architects wanted to express “truthfulness” by revealing the supporting posts & beams
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The Stick style flourished between 1850 and 1876. Stick Style architects wanted to express “truthfulness” by revealing the supporting posts & beams
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The MetroWest Property Owners Association of Marlborough and Framingham joined MassLandlords.net on May 19, 2015. Press release.
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Moisture problems are the key ingredient for mold, one of the costliest issues to resolve. Moisture problems commonly result from plumbing:
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The Queen Anne style was originally based on the cottages that dotted the English countryside. It became popular in the US after the Philadelphia Exposition
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New Department of Energy standards prohibit the manufacture of water heaters that don't meet guidelines. New water heaters are taller & wider.
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Shingle style homes were originally meant to be quiet summer houses, not formal mansions that proclaim the owners’ wealth.
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We recently spoke with a housing court judge about the eviction process and other areas of the law. Here are some things we learned:
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The Second Empire style, often called the Mansard style because of its unique roof design, is one of the easiest to identify.
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This detailed case study shows one landlord's tenant screening process. We evaluate the process and advise how they could do it better.
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Other issues besides a rent escrow law to stop uncontrolled rent withholding are also important to Massachusetts small landlords