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Beginning today, owners, managers, and service providers in Massachusetts will be able to purchase the MassLandlords Plungerā¢, a multipurpose landlord toolĀ developed in collaboration with researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
NWCLA's new service contract with MassLandlords stands to provide 140 landlord members, and more than 1,000 rental units, with services and savings.
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The satellite industry says landlords cannot prohibit satellite dishes, but the actual regulations say there are times when we can.
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How the primal perspective sheds light on landlord-tenant relationships and can help diffuse conflict. By The Good Landlord.
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A new law requires new or renovated sprinklers to shut off when itās wet outside. Specifically what this means is up to MassDEP to say.
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Judge William Abrashkin of the Springfield Housing Authority and Western Division Housing Court spoke Feb 8, 2018 in Longmeadow.
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MassLandlords members in good standing can now receive not-too-frequent reminders and tips about member benefits.
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A short analysis of whether Massachusetts landlords and brokers can charge apartment application fees, including what-ifs. Updated for context broker vs. landlord.
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Attorney Schrier was recognized by the MassLandlords membership for his incisive, out-of-the-box thinking against Just Cause Eviction.
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Invitations from MassDEP and City of Worcester. NWCLA and RHABC sign contracts. Alexis Gee, Peter Vickery new roles. SPOA lawsuit.
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