Invasive Plant and Animal Addendum
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The MassLandlords invasive plant and animal addendum is intended to help you and your renters rid your rental properties of invasive plants and insects.
Newsletter Covers
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A retrospective collection of all MassLandlords and WPOA montly newsletter covers dating to 2010 and covering a variety of rental housing topics.
Landlord Basics
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A landing page for landlording 101 basics articles covering important topics in rental housing law and best practices in Massachusetts.
Letter From the Executive Director for July 2026: Hard Work Pays Off
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Our Letter from the Executive Director for July 2026 celebrates a court victory against rent control and doesnât miss a beat as we work toward creating better rental housing.
July Notice for 2026 Annual Business Meeting and Elections
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Our 2026 Annual Business Meeting and Annual Election will be held electronically in October 2026. Now is the time to read about our election processes and nominate candidates.
MUC Receives State Grant to Launch Two Biodiversity Projects
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The Massachusetts Urban Conservancy (MUC) is funded to acquire two land parcels for biodiversity restoration with the support of a grant from the state.
Water Submetering
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A guide to billing renters for water in Massachusetts. Includes submetering but also applies to single family buildings.
Inside the MassLandlords Mission To Create Better Rental Housing
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MassLandlordsâ mission to create better rental housing takes many approaches, including education and advocacy.
Judge Decides in Favor of Homeowners in BlueHub Lawsuit, Nonprofit To Appeal
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The Superior Court determined BlueHub Capital violated consumer protection laws with their shared appreciation mortgages. BlueHub plans to appeal the decision.
Homeowners Beware: New Law Exempts BlueHub, Lenders from Consumer Protection, Usury Laws, Despite 20% APRs.
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By signing the legislatureâs economic development bill into law, Gov. Healey codifies sweeping protections for one specific nonprofit, operated by one of her most loyal donors.
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