News Archives - Page 36 of 95 - MassLandlords.net

Fire Safety and Means of Egress Important Concerns for ADU Ordinances

First Published July 16th, 2021 | Updated April 28th, 2023 Posted in News - 0 Comments

Salem mayor hopes to loosen restrictions around accessory dwelling units, but proposal verbiage must be explicit regarding paths of exit.

First Published July 9th, 2021 | Updated April 28th, 2023 Posted in News - 0 Comments

To remain in compliance with the ARPA, regional administering agencies who cannot reach landlords may issue subsidies directly to renters

First Published July 7th, 2021 | Updated April 13th, 2023 Posted in News - 5 Comments

While legal under certain circumstances, having adjacent units pay for common-area electricity can cause headaches for landlords

First Published July 7th, 2021 | Updated April 13th, 2023 Posted in News - 0 Comments

Eviction mediations and code enforcement cases will remain virtual for the time being

Posted on June 30th, 2021 Posted in News - 0 Comments

In June 2021 we finally launched our Certified Massachusetts Landlord™ test, worked on dues pricing, and looked at the rental assistance picture.

First Published June 29th, 2021 | Updated April 28th, 2023 Posted in News - 0 Comments

Evictions continue trending downward following the October 2020 expiration of the state moratorium, MassLandlords tracking data shows.

Posted on June 25th, 2021 Posted in News - 0 Comments

The MassLandlords team has invested extensive time and effort into creating a well-rounded cML Level Two™ certification exam

First Published June 18th, 2021 | Updated April 12th, 2023 Posted in News - 1 Comment

A director for a Massachusetts inspection services department offers his ideas for smooth sailing when navigating a rental property

Posted on June 9th, 2021 Posted in News - 0 Comments

An Open Letter to Representatives and Senators about the End of the CDC Moratorium and the State of Emergency

First Published June 7th, 2021 | Updated September 25th, 2025 Posted in News - 27 Comments

Turning down rental assistance applications could be considered unlawful