Filings Month Ending 2025 February 28
Massachusetts Eviction Data and Housing Court Statistics: Filings Month Ending 2025 February 28
MassLandlords Policy Priorities
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MassLandlords’ ongoing Policy Priorities Survey provides a forum for members to impact our public policies and actions on housing and landlord issues
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Ways to contact MassLandlords. Updated to describe where members can mail check donations.
Help Your Clients and Friends Save and Grow Their Business with Free MassLandlords Educational Literature
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Share the message of MassLandlords benefits with your clients and friends by ordering your own set of MassLandlords flyers and marketing materials today.
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Northern Worcester County Landlord Association Fitchburg Dinner Meeting Thu Mar 13th, 7 pm: Real Estate Syndication with Investor Freed
Fitchburg Dinner Meeting Thu Mar 13th, 7 pm: Real Estate Syndication with Investor Freed
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As of December 29, 2021, Lawrence chapter membership is awarded automatically: simply join or renew with MassLandlords and tell us you own or manage in Essex County. After signing up, tell us you care about Lawrence using the “Municipalities” option. The Lawrence chapter is a directly managed chapter of MassLandlords,…
Letter from the Executive Director for March 2025: Backdoor Eviction Moratorium taking Effect
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Our Letter from the Executive Director for March 2025 details a major policy headwind from the Peace Officers Standards and Training Commission that will come to blows if more people don’t start talking.
Worcester/CMHA Unveil Plans for Daytime Resource Center to Help Unhoused
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The center will offer centralized services for people experiencing homelessness, including housing and employment resources.
Know Your Rights: Public Housing Authorities May Not Deny Section 8 Rent Increases to Save Money
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Section 8 administrators may not deny owners otherwise legitimate rent increases due to funding concerns.
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