MassLandlords Argued Appeal of EOHLC Records Suit, Still No Decision
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The appeal of MassLandlords vs. the Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities was heard at the Court of Appeal October 5, 2023.
Widely Used Refrigerant Completing Phaseout for Commercial, Industrial
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R-410A, a common refrigerant in heat pumps and HVAC, is being phased out for commercial and industrial use. Is residential use next? Should it be?
How to Soundproof a Triple-Decker Rental Home
Noise can easily travel between floors. Fortunately, there are ways to soundproof a triple-decker or multifamily rental property.
Business Opportunity: Rent from Accessory Dwelling Units Counts Toward Income for Mortgage Financing
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Lenders may consider forecast rental income from existing or planned ADUs when borrowers seek residential financing.
Adverse Action Letter For CORI
803 CMR 5.14 requires landlords who deny tenancies based on background checks to formally inform applicants of their decision, and provide the results of the report.
Outcomes for February 2022
Massachusetts Eviction Data and Housing Court Statistics: Outcomes for February 2022 filings
Filings Month Ending 2023 October 31
Massachusetts Eviction Data and Housing Court Statistics: Filings Month Ending 2023 October 31
Animal Policy
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Notes and Explanation We have released an attorney-reviewed update to our animal addendum. This form has been completely overhauled. By default, if an animal addendum is not used, our standard lease prohibits keeping pets of any kind. You can use this animal addendum to permit allowable pets, and should use…
Letter from the Executive Director for November 2023: Annual Elections for Director plus Bylaws
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Our Letter from the Executive Director for November 2023 details progress towards emissions reductions, rent control opposition and housing stability. Plus we have annual elections coming up.
Spotting Water Infiltration Early Can Save Thousands in Property Damage
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Ask your renters to let you know if they see any signs of water infiltration or flooding so you can avoid significant property damage.
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