Remind Your Renters about Summer Fire Safety
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There’s never a good time for a fire. Each summer we remind readers to talk to your renters about fire prevention.
Show your Tenant you Really Care
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Send this real potato parcel to ensure that they receive your notice-to-quit.
Should I Use Rock Salt or Calcium Chloride? An Overview of Ice Removal
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Rock Salt v Calcium Chloride: which deicing option is cheaper and safer for your property. This ice removal overview will keep your business from slipping.
Senate Commission Report Overlooked Despite Containing a Good Bipartisan Idea
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News regarding the final report issued by Senate Special Commission on Housing overlooks Landlord-Tenant Guarantee: Insurance Against Homelessness.
Seattle “First in Time” Ordinance Eliminates Freedom to Choose; Sparks Yim v City of Seattle
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Seattle “First in Time” Ordinance Eliminates Freedom to Choose; Sparks Yim v City of Seattle is an article published in the MassLandlords April Newsletter.
Sanitary Code Tip: Screen Doors May be Required
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Sanitary Code Tip: Screen Doors May be Required is an article that discusses the installation of screen doors to comply with sanitary code.
Salem Landlord Facing Jail for Tenant Misbehavior?
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Town of Salem may charge landlord for not controlling tenants after police respond to multiple disturbances from his rental property.
Rules by Which a Great City may be Reduced to a Small One
Rules by Which a Great City may be Reduced to a Small One is a letter to Mayor Marty Walsh of Boston regarding the city's welfare.
Rental Agreement Rundown: A Review of the MassLandlords Rental Forms
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Rental Agreement Rundown: A Review of the MassLandlords Rental Forms - Review of the MassLandlords rental forms by a Boston Housing Court attorney.
Rent to College Students? MEFA Loans Can Pay the Rent
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The Massachusetts Educational Financing Authority (MEFA) helps undergraduates and graduate students afford higher education, typically tuition.
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