Somerville Ends Eviction Moratorium; Sets Rules for Tenancy Rights Notifications
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Amendments to the city’s Housing Stability Notification Act go into effect July 13, 2022; eviction moratorium ends June 30.
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MassLandlords staff recommend the adoption of a resolution to join the No Mow May initiative to help protect pollinators’ habitats.
Notice of Annual Meeting: MassLandlords Annual Elections December 6 through 18, 2017
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Notice of Annual Meeting: MassLandlords Annual Elections December 6 through 18, 2017 - Members in good standing must vote in-person at events or online at..
DIY Rental Property Accounting for Lower Taxes
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DIY Rental Property Accounting for Lower Taxes - Rental property income taxes are a huge advantage to owners. Learn how to DIY to save on taxes.
Make Your Friend Famous: Last Chance for Annual Nominations
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Make Your Friend Famous: Last Chance for Annual Nominations - MassLandlords governance establishes a Board of Directors...
Lead Regulations Expected to Change December 1, 2017
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Massachusetts lead paint regulations are expected to undergo a major change December 1, 2017. Landlords may see some savings, increased liability.
No Mow Grass Offers Alternative to High-Cost, High-Maintenance Lawn Care
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“No mow grass,” a seed blend of slow-growing, low-maintenance grasses, presents opportunities for property owners to save time and money on lawn care.
Emotional Support Animals: An Open Letter to Attorney General Maura Healey
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The Massachusetts Office of the Attorney General should issue an advisory on websites selling fake emotional support animal certificates.
Policy Priorities for May 2019 Show Rent Control Fears
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Policy priorities survey results as of May 2019 show fear of rent control has overtaken all other questions as the largest policy concern of owners and managers.
Cambridge Street Realty v Stewart Hits 30 Months and Counting
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Cambridge Street Realty v Stewart decides on defective notices, showcases years-long court process.
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