In Good Company: 6 of 9 Supreme Court Justices are Landlords
| Posted in News - 0 Comments
Did you know, six of the nine Supreme Court justices report rental income? See how much.
The largest non-profit for owners and managers of Massachusetts residential real estate.
| Posted in News - 0 Comments
Did you know, six of the nine Supreme Court justices report rental income? See how much.
| Posted in evictions, News - 0 Comments
A security deposit violation and triple damages can easily wipe away a landlord's eviction case, whether for no cause, non-payment, or anything else.
| Posted in News - 0 Comments
Members can search MassLandlords.net/Directory for local service providers reviewed by other members. See who was added in July 2015.
| Posted in News - 0 Comments
Insurance premiums are increasing, but is it because of general rate increases or was it something you did? Read how we caught one insurer dissembling.
| Posted in News - 0 Comments
Letter from the MassLandlords.net Executive Director for August 2015.
| Posted in laws, News - 0 Comments
The US Department of Justice settled with a complex owner for $125,000, citing violations of fair housing protections for children and families.
| Posted in News - 0 Comments
Single family rentals as a percentage of the total market have increased approximately 20% since the financial crisis, from 15% of the market to 18%.
| Posted in laws, News - 0 Comments
| Posted in laws, News - 0 Comments
You can serve the unauthorized resident a notice to quit and evict them as a tenant at sufferance, or file a restraining order...
| Posted in laws, News - 0 Comments
Disparate impact is a legal concept that describes unintentional discrimination. The Supreme Court has decided that it applies to housing. Here's how.