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Cambridge Street Realty v Stewart Hits 30 Months and Counting

First Published May 6th, 2019 | Updated April 13th, 2023 Posted in News - 0 Comments

Cambridge Street Realty v Stewart decides on defective notices, showcases years-long court process.

First Published April 9th, 2019 | Updated April 21st, 2023 Posted in News - 2 Comments

“Age of Evictions: As Rents Soar in Boston” article by Jenifer McKim and Alejandro Serrano fundamentally false. Globe refuses to publish corrections.

First Published April 9th, 2019 | Updated April 13th, 2023 Posted in News - 0 Comments

Example of a 19th century three-decker structural renovation to correct sagging floors by jacking and sistering beams and joists.

First Published April 7th, 2019 | Updated April 24th, 2023 Posted in News - 3 Comments

Oregon rent control took effect February 2019 and imposed just cause eviction restrictions as well as CPI + 7% maximum increases.

First Published April 7th, 2019 | Updated April 13th, 2023 Posted in News - 1 Comment

A guide to limited assistance representation (LAR) for landlords headed to court for eviction or other matters. Pros and cons of LAR.

Posted on April 6th, 2019 Posted in News, policy, subsidy - 0 Comments

Commentary prepared for the Department of Housing and Urban Development for the Worcester Health and Housing Block Party on the Hill April 6, 2019.

Posted on April 2nd, 2019 Posted in News - 0 Comments

Letter from the MassLandlords.net Executive Director for April 2019.

Posted on April 1st, 2019 Posted in humor, News - 6 Comments

Right to Secrets would eliminate frivolous lawsuits and counterclaims, thereby greatly contributing to the creation of affordable housing.

First Published March 6th, 2019 | Updated June 10th, 2021 Posted in News - 1 Comment

Preparing for Housing Court starts with knowing the standards expected. Judge Winik shared humorous and useful insights with landlords in Cambridge.

First Published March 4th, 2019 | Updated April 13th, 2023 Posted in News - 1 Comment

Certain items under $2,500 that used to be depreciated may now be deducted following 2016 de minimis safe habor tax regulations.