Should You Barter with Your Tenants for Rent Reductions?
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Use caution when utilizing “work for rent credit” arrangements
Use caution when utilizing “work for rent credit” arrangements
Letter from the Executive Director for December 2020: Progress Again
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Letter from the MassLandlords.net Executive Director for December 2020.
Il-lodge-ical: the Worcester lodging house ordinance
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The City of Worcester lodging house ordinance may be vulnerable to legal challenge, especially as households merge to weather COVID-19 economic fallout.
A Landlord’s Guide to Bedbugs
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Bedbugs are making a comeback in the United States. Here’s how to spot and treat bedbugs to keep your property infestation-free
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
The AFFH Rule, Fair Housing and Community Development
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The recent rescission of the AFFH rule, implemented by President Obama in 2015, may reverse progress on housing segregation and equal access to opportunity.
Local Ballots will have Transparency Question this November
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Many districts are asking citizens: Should Legislative committee voting results be made public?
Thinking Eviction? Think Alternatives to Eviction
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Eviction isn’t always the most optimal way to vacate your rentals. Depending on specifics, you might consider alternatives to eviction.
Letter from the Executive Director for November 2020: A Time of Uncertainty
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Letter from the MassLandlords.net Executive Director for November 2020.
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.
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