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Some landlords have radical views, especially about lead paint. MassLandlords is playing the role of centrist, trying to find the middle ground.
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The Value of the lead paint deregulation is uncertain, but estimated at 40%. The proposed regulations certainly increase caseload 10x.
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Waltham launches a pilot program using Community Preservation Act (CPA) monies to fund rental vouchers for 30 families later this year.
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The MassLandlords membership voted on this and approved both the RHAGS dissolution and transfer and a legal name change.
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On Friday August 19, MassLandlords submitted a $50,000 grant proposal for the United Way IF Challenge, a contest to end homelessness.
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John Labadini wants owners to be able to paint their buildings whatever color suits their fancy. The town of Watertown does not.
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Somerville's new "condo conversion" ordinance seeks to enact “Just Cause Eviction”, a form of rent control.
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Massachusetts is set to expand the state housing court, a move that has advantages for tenants but fewer benefits for landlords.
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Helping those experiencing homelessness is a costly endeavor; the Insurance Against Homelessness program would be a small addition to the state budget.
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News regarding the final report issued by Senate Special Commission on Housing overlooks Landlord-Tenant Guarantee: Insurance Against Homelessness.