Democracy in Action: How MassLandlords Will Best Defend Property Rights
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In 'Democracy in Action: How MassLandlords Will Best Defend Property Rights' we show members and subscribers how we operate and the good we stand for.
Christian “Landlord From Hell” Pushed Muslim Tenant Down Stairs, Sentenced to Jail and Reeducation
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Supreme Judicial Court reaffirms sentence of lower court to take class on Islam.
Expanding Analysis of Massachusetts Landlord Tenant Laws
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At MassLandlords.net/laws, we are working to expand our analysis of current landlord-tenant laws.
FICO Scores Correlate with Age
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The major reasons for good credit vary with age.
Child Window Safety: Should Landlords Pay for Window Guards?
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Child Window Safety: Should Landlords Pay for Window Guards? New legislation proposes that landlords should be responsible for installing and maintaining...
Caution: CORI Not in Third-Party Criminal Reports
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If you pay for a third party criminal check, buyer beware! Massachusetts, Wyoming, Delaware, and South Dakota all restrict release of criminal records.
Are Your Next Tenants Tweeting About Their Bad Behavior?
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"What My Landlord Learned About Me From Twitter" gives insight into a new and potentially insightful screening technique.
Asian Longhorned Beetle Won’t Die: 35,000 Trees Leveled and Counting
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The Asian Longhorned Beetle is a voracious destroyer of many North American hardwoods. Worcester has so far culled 35,000 trees and is still going.
Attorney Stuart Schrier Receives MassLandlords Good Neighbor Award 2017
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Attorney Schrier was recognized by the MassLandlords membership for his incisive, out-of-the-box thinking against Just Cause Eviction.
Are Massachusetts Liability Waivers Enforceable for Landlords?
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We had believed that no way, no how could a landlord get their tenants or their tenants' guests to waive their right to sue. Well, hold that thought.
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