Join us on Twitter for Live Tweeting of Events
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Do you Tweet? Follow MassLandlords on Twitter for live coverage of events as well as information on articles and landlord education.
Do you Tweet? Follow MassLandlords on Twitter for live coverage of events as well as information on articles and landlord education.
Landlords Propose “Just Cause Move-out” Ordinance for City of Boston.
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Boston landlords demand that tenants looking to move out of their rentals before their lease is up must provide a good reason for leaving.
Okay to Discriminate Against Donald Trump Supporters
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HUD says discrimination for political affiliation is legal, but denying tenancy to Trump supporters may open you to disparate impact lawsuits.
Letter from the Executive Director for April 2016
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March was an incredibly busy month for our public policy volunteers. The Senate Special Commission released their report on housing, Boston had a much-anticipated hearing on Just Cause Eviction, we released our Housing Court study, negotiations over rent escrow continued, and SPOA released their exposé of unethical tenant advocacy.
Questions and Answers for April 2016
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From April's message boards: Who pays electricity and what do you do when a tenant has no social security number.
Caution: CORI Not in Third-Party Criminal Reports
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If you pay for a third party criminal check, buyer beware! Massachusetts, Wyoming, Delaware, and South Dakota all restrict release of criminal records.
Just Cause Eviction Staved off by Tweeting?
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"Just cause eviction" is a proposed city ordinance sponsored by some tenant advocates who want to prevent gentrification.
Massachusetts Housing Court Expansion
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Chief Justice Ralph Gants of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court urged expansion of the Housing Court to the entire state.
Join us on Facebook to Play Q&A
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At least once a week we'll ask a new question and post the answer to the previous question. You can put your own answer in the comments section.
Website Spotlight: What to do when a Tenant Abandons Their Stuff in Your Apartment
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