HUD: Tenants with Non-traditional Support Animals Must Demonstrate Need
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Animals such as cats, dogs and rabbits must be accepted as support animals, but landlords need not allow more exotic animals without cause.
Filings Week Ending 2023 April 15
Massachusetts Eviction Data and Housing Court Statistics Filings Week Ending 2023 April 15
Can You Refuse to Allow Pit Bulls in Your Rental Units?
Massachusetts municipalities are not allowed to put bans on specific dog breeds like pit bulls, but landlords may still have breed restrictions.
Remind Your Renters about Summer Fire Safety
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Thereās 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 āFirst in Timeā Ordinance Eliminates Freedom to Choose; Sparks Yim v City of Seattle
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Seattle āFirst in Timeā 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.
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