Insurance Against Homelessness Early Survey Results
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Insurance against homelessness (aka the landlord tenant guarantee) early survey results.
In-Depth: New England Drought Signals Need for Pricing Reform
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In-Depth: New England Drought Signals Need for Pricing Reform is an article discussing how the economics demand increased prices during drought.
In Memory of George Valeri
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In Memory of George Valeri - A Tribute to a Wonderful WPOA Member is an article highlighting the great things George Valeri did for WPOA and MassLandlords.
In Good Company: 6 of 9 Supreme Court Justices are Landlords
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Did you know, six of the nine Supreme Court justices report rental income? See how much.
In Case You Missed It: Sandra Katz Entertains and Educates
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In Case You Missed it: Sandra Katz Entertains and Educates an interview with Sandra Katz, long-time president of WPOA, the group that made MassLandlords.
Ice Breaker Mats Really Work
We first learned about ice breaker mats years ago, and we know from a member's long-time experience that these mats really work and last for years.
HUD Sending Section 8 Into Wealthier Areas?
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New program designed to end concentration of poverty, integrate poor and wealthy neighborhoods.
Statewide Virtual Meeting Wed May 3rd: What Happens at a Summary Process Trial (also known as Tier Two)
Statewide Virtual Meeting Wed May 3rd: What Happens at a Summary Process Trial (also known as Tier Two)
Across the U.S. by Bike – A Slow Motion View of Housing in America
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From the seat of a bike, traveling about 13 miles per hour, the unsustainable picture of housing in America unfolds slowly and clearly.
Accessory Dwelling Units – Part of the Housing Crisis Solution?
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With a recent swath of zoning and legislative changes in Massachusetts and other states, could once-popular ADUs make a comeback in America?
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