Your Comments on Proposed AFFH Rules Were Submitted to HUD
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MassLandlords staff provided HUD with answers to their AFFH feedback request. In particular, we pointed out the flaws with Section 8.
MassLandlords staff provided HUD with answers to their AFFH feedback request. In particular, we pointed out the flaws with Section 8.
To Evict or Not to Evict? That is NOT the Question!
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Using the two-pronged approach to eviction, landlords can file paperwork early and still negotiate for a peaceful out-of-court resolution.
Cause of Columbia Gas Explosions Released, Landlords Floating Reimbursement Delays
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Columbia Gas, Attorney General advise gas explosion renters withhold. REBA attorneys contemplate termination. Landlords floating payment delays.
HUD Wants to Hear from You on Section 8, Fair Housing
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The Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development is seeking landlord input on both Section 8 and Fair Housing regulations via Landlord Task Force and electronic comments.
Help, My House Burned Down! What to do After a Fire
Help for if your property burned down or if you have a partial fire loss. Operational advice on what to do after a fire, focusing on residential rental operators.
5 Reasons to Nominate for the Board of Directors Right Now
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Volunteers are needed to steer local and state-wide decisions. Don’t delay, nominate yourself, a fellow member, or friend now.
YOUR MESSAGE TO HUD
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Your Message to HUD
Findings Unfounded: Appeals Court reverses $55K Housing Court Judgment
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IOLTA grants fund $55,000 judgment, lien against Worcester landlord, subsequently remanded for being contrary to evidence.
Letter from the Executive Director for October 2018
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Letter from the MassLandlords.net Executive Director for October 2018.
Annual Elections 2018: Nominations Open
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Volunteers are needed to steer local and state-wide decisions. It’s also time to recognize the good neighbors of 2018.
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