Ford’s Pest of the Month: Crabgrass
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Usually by the first week of May, crabgrass has begun to germinate. Each passing day beyond germination pushes it a little further beyond our control.
Worcester Housing Authority Joins Elite Few in Nation
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The Worcester Housing Authority has new requirements for adults in public housing: at least one adult must work or attend school for 1200 hours per year
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Landlord Cheat Sheet
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A landlord cheat sheet for Massachusetts. All the most common legal gotchas that snare new and unscrupulous landlords.
Housing is not a Justification for Higher Minimum Wage
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Housing is increasingly being used as a justification for increasing the minimum wage, but there are four reasons why this is faulty logic.
Quick, Sue the Landlord Now!
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Recently we became aware of a conversation taking place about Massachusetts security deposit law.
Not sure what the free rent trick is?
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The free rent trick is a fraud and a scam. Its effect is to foster and support a hostile, anti-landlord culture in Massachusetts.
Record Repair Demands After Heavy Snow & Inspections
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Landlords and homeowners are experiencing record delays from repair people in response to the repair demands after extreme winter weather conditions.
Ford’s Pest of the Month: Bats
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A colony of bats can produce pounds of guano (bat droppings) that can stain through ceilings or even worse, break through and contaminate your living space.
What Style is Your House: Italianate
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Inspired by farmouse designs of the Italian countryside, the Italianate house either looks like a cube with a shallow hip roof or it is asymmetrical.
