Blog

Remind Your Renters about Summer Fire Safety

Posted on April 25th, 2023 Posted in News - 0 Comments

A fire fighter investigates the base of a building with vinyl siding melted and warped by fire.

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

First Published July 6th, 2015 | Updated April 25th, 2023 Posted in evictions, News - 0 Comments

Send this real potato parcel to ensure that they receive your notice-to-quit.

Senate Commission Report Overlooked Despite Containing a Good Bipartisan Idea

First Published May 27th, 2016 | Updated April 25th, 2023 Posted in laws, News, policy - 0 Comments

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

First Published May 18th, 2017 | Updated April 25th, 2023 Posted in News - 0 Comments

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

First Published February 25th, 2017 | Updated April 25th, 2023 Posted in advice, best landlord practices, Did you know?, News - 6 Comments

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?

First Published June 12th, 2016 | Updated April 25th, 2023 Posted in Crime, News - 0 Comments

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

First Published February 26th, 2017 | Updated April 25th, 2023 Posted in News - 1 Comment

Marty Walsh. Image CC-BY-SA 2.0 David Parsons

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.

Rent to College Students? MEFA Loans Can Pay the Rent

First Published June 24th, 2017 | Updated April 25th, 2023 Posted in financials, News, subsidy - 1 Comment

The Massachusetts Educational Financing Authority (MEFA) helps undergraduates and graduate students afford higher education, typically tuition.

Rent Control to be Heard in Somerville Aug 11

First Published August 6th, 2016 | Updated April 25th, 2023 Posted in News, policy - 0 Comments

Somerville's new "condo conversion" ordinance seeks to enact “Just Cause Eviction”, a form of rent control.

Rent Control Grows in San Francisco

First Published October 15th, 2015 | Updated April 25th, 2023 Posted in News, policy - 0 Comments

Rent control grows in San Francisco. Learn about the "just cause eviction" ideas made into law and what the consequences may be.

Remind Your Renters about Summer Fire Safety

Show your Tenant you Really Care

Senate Commission Report Overlooked Despite Containing a Good Bipartisan Idea

Seattle “First in Time” Ordinance Eliminates Freedom to Choose; Sparks Yim v City of Seattle

Sanitary Code Tip: Screen Doors May be Required

Salem Landlord Facing Jail for Tenant Misbehavior?

Rules by Which a Great City may be Reduced to a Small One

Rent to College Students? MEFA Loans Can Pay the Rent

Rent Control to be Heard in Somerville Aug 11

Rent Control Grows in San Francisco

Subscribe To Our Newsletter

You have Successfully Subscribed!