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Rental Real Estate Networking and Training Events and Videos

First Published September 30th, 2018 | Updated November 5th, 2024

picture of room full of engaged attendees at real estate networking and training, example session by jess manganello at new leaf legal

Massachusetts rental real estate networking and training for owners, managers, and investors. Our diverse and experienced members make us the buy-and-hold experts on owning rental property and multifamily investing.

How to use the Google Group System

First Published September 28th, 2014 | Updated November 4th, 2024

Your Google Group will be easy to use once you get the hang of it. Read on to understand how to access Google Groups, start new conversations, reply to existing conversations and more. This is an excellent opportunity to connect with landlords in your specific area of Massachusetts, as well as participate in…

Horton v. Washington: Judge Rules No Retaliation in Landlord–Tenant Case

Posted on October 29th, 2024 Posted in News - 0 Comments

A street view image of the property at 10 Waterloo St., Hyde Park, Massachusetts. It is a two-story building with beige siding and a small lawn out front.

The Eastern Housing Court ruled that tenants’ counterclaim in their summary process case did not meet the burden of proof for retaliation.

Letter from the Executive Director for November 2024: Writing Grant Proposals

Posted on October 25th, 2024 Posted in News - 0 Comments

Our Letter from the Executive Director for November 2024 details two grants we’re pitching for, plus our work to modernize our services and offerings.

How to Speak at a MassLandlords Meeting

First Published August 16th, 2016 | Updated October 24th, 2024

Thank you for your interest in speaking at a MassLandlords event! Here are some guidelines to get you scheduled soon. Updated for no sales pitch guarantee.

Ballot Question 1: MassLandlords Recommends Vote “Yes” to Hold the Legislature Accountable via Audit

Posted on October 23rd, 2024 Posted in News - 0 Comments

A faded image of the Massachusetts state house, with the words “Legislature: NO ACCESS” in bold red letters superimposed over it.

The legislature holds itself above the law, denying the state auditor access to evaluate its activities, and stating it can audit itself. It’s time for that to change.