Yim v Seattle Overturns “First in Time” Ordinance
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Court overturns Seattle ordinance eliminating landlord’s discretion in choosing tenants.
Can a Landlord Prohibit Satellite Dishes?
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The satellite industry says landlords cannot prohibit satellite dishes, but the actual regulations say there are times when we can.
Should You Carry Over or Return a Security Deposit With a Lease Renewal?
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If your tenant is renewing their lease, when can you leave the existing security deposit in place, and when should you return it and take a new one?
Should You Barter with Your Tenants for Rent Reductions?
Use caution when utilizing “work for rent credit” arrangements
A Look at the Massachusetts Condo Conversion Act of 1983
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Converting your rental units to condominiums may be harder than you think
The Horror of Curbside Evictions? Not in Massachusetts
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Tenants may fear their belongings ending up on the sidewalk after an eviction, but Massachusetts is among many states where that is illegal
How Does Transportation Affect Housing?
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Studies show that transportation affects affordability and availability of housing.
New HUD Guidance on Assistance Animals, Certificates Bought Online
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A new HUD document provides guidance for housing providers considering requests to allow service and emotional support animals in rentals.
Can I Use Arrests to Deny Rental Applicants?
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Blanket bans on renting to people with a criminal history can be seen as discriminatory.
Fake Pay Stubs: The Easiest Proof of Income You Never Want to See
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Thanks to the Internet, it’s easier than ever to fake an income that meets rental requirements.
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