“Godzilla” El Niño Suggests Winter Will be Mild Overall
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El Niño is the name given to what happens to the Pacific Ocean every two to seven years. Landlords might relax, snow removers might  start plan B.
$100,000 Asbestos Fine in “Environmental Justice Neighborhood”
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EPA clean-up limits require there not be one asbestos fiber in 100 cubic centimeters of air. Landlord alleged to have made toxic clouds of asbestos dust.
Housing and Planning Group Proposes Expansion of RAFT Program
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Changes to the Residential Assistance for Families in Transition program would allow eligible families to access $10,000 in aid.
Ranked Choice Voting Prevents Situations Like Fall River’s 2019 Mayoral Election
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Vote “yes” for ranked choice voting at the November election to eliminate non-majority winners and Fall River-like situations
Why Conservatives and Libertarians Should Support Ranked Choice Voting
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Ranked choice voting promotes freedom of choice across party lines
Under the CDC Moratorium Is It Legal to Send a Notice to Quit?
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Even if it may seem legal to send a notice to quit for nonpayment after October 17, think carefully about the criminal penalties and consult with an attorney before doing so.
Screening College Student Renters in an Uncertain Market
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An unstable college rental market in this year of coronavirus makes screening college students effectively all the more essential.
Pending Law H.5018 Proposes Tax Credits for Landlords
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Tax credits, which could take years or decades to pay out, are the latest proposal for stabilizing housing after the State of Emergency
Notice of Annual Meeting: MassLandlords Annual Elections Dec. 2 through 15, 2020
Members in good standing must vote online at MassLandlords.net/governance
Letter from the Executive Director for January 2021: New Legislative Session
Letter from the MassLandlords.net Executive Director for January 2021.
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