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April
  • 02
    02.April.Monday

    Southbridge: Mon 4/2 April Meeting

    6:00 PM-7:30 PM
    04/02/2018
    Southbridge Community Center
    153 Chestnut St. Southbridge, MA 01550

     

    Our April meeting topic is to be announced. Check swcla.org or MassLandlords.net/events for updates.

    Monday, April 2

    SWCLA Meeting Agenda

    • 7:00p MassLandlords Business Update
    • 7:10p Guest Speaker
    • 7:45p Pizza break
    • 8:00p Meeting wrap-up
    • 8:30p Networking

    Location

    Southbridge Community Center (aka Casaubon Senior Center)
    153 Chestnut St.
    Southbridge, MA 01550

    Food

    • Pizza and Beverages

    Pricing

    Open to the public for your first time! Membership not required for your first time.

    • Members are admitted for free
    • General public free the first time, then pay $50/yr for membership.

    This event is operated by volunteers.

  • 04
    04.April.Wednesday

    Waltham Wed 4-4: When Landlords Should Call the Police, Tech to Comply with MA Law

    5:30 PM-9:00 PM
    04/04/2018
    Best Western (Food by Copper House Tavern)
    380 Winter St, Waltham, MA 02451, USA

    Part I: If your tenants are dealing drugs or turning tricks out of your apartment,
    who do you call first? If the answer isn’t “the police,” come find out what you’re missing.
    The police aren’t just for traffic and violence. Community policing can help owners stay in
    business, avoid serious problems, and even change the course of neighborhoods.

    This part will be presented by Officer June Conway. Officer Conway is the Housing Liaison Officer for
    the City of Waltham. She has spent over thirty years in law enforcement and
    speaks to colleges, universities, local businesses, chambers of commerce, and residents from all over. Her goal
    is to partner with the public to make positive changes in crime, housing, juvenile misbehavior, and quality of life.

    When Landlords Should Call the Police
    tech to comply with ma law
    Tech to Comply with Mass Law

    Part II: Do you have a Written Information Security Program? Are you compliant with
    MGL Chapter 93H and 201 CMR 17? Find out how you can prevent
    identify theft
    both for yourself and for your tenants, comply with the law,
    and make life easier for your company in a digital age. We’ll cover the fundamentals
    of data backup, password vaults, secure web browsing, Internet and hard drive
    encryption, email tracking, and WISP’s, and
    why anti-virus software has been made obsolete
    by anti-malware.

    We might not think about it, but in the course of screening tenants, many of us
    gather enough information that, were it to fall into the wrong hands, our applicants’
    identities could easily be stolen in their entirety.

    This is an important presentation not only because we’re regulated under
    pain of fines, but because by-and-large the rental operations we’ve seen are
    not secure. Is yours?

    This part will be presented by Doug Quattrochi, Executive Director of MassLandlords, Inc. MassLandlords
    relies heavily on information technology, remote part-time employees, outsourced contractors,
    and cloud storage. Doug has a Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering and has developed software
    for jet engines and several startups. He is happy to take questions on how MassLandlords has been able to
    securely bootstrap to this point using the latest technology to safeguard information. Presentation has
    been customized to be relevant to rental property owners of all sizes.

    Purchase your ticket in just a few clicks!

    Have you seen our Leave Stuff, Take Stuff Table?

    Market your business, pick up handouts, give away an old doorknob. Everything goes on our first-come, first-served display
    table at all our events. Please bring business cards, brochures, coupons. And feel free to pick up your own uncollected marketing materials at the end.
    Everything not claimed end-of-night may be chucked.

    Wednesday, April 4th

    Charles River Meeting Agenda

    • 5:30pm Sign-in/Networking/Dinner
      • Networking draws from Waltham, Newton, Weston, Watertown, Wellesley, Wellesley Hills, Lincoln, Dover, Arlington, Belmont, and the western ends of Cambridge and Boston.
    • 6:00pm Buffet Dinner by the Copper House Tavern
    • 6:40pm Executive Director Doug Quattrochi with the MassLandlords Business Update
      • Member Minutes – Any member can have the mic for 60 seconds (introduce yourself, ask a question, share words of wisdom, etc.)
    • 7:00pm When Landlords Should Call the Police
    • 7:40pm Tech to Comply with MA Law
    • 8:20pm Networking
    • 9:00pm Doors Close

    Location

    Best Western Waltham
    380 Winter St.
    Waltham, MA 02451

    Parking

    There is ample parking in the lot around the Best Western and down the hill by the Copper House Tavern. Please enter through the main lobby and look for the MassLandlords signs.

    Food

    • Buffet Dinner
    • Soda, Water, Coffee

    *Dietary restrictions: purchase an early-bird ticket and email hello@masslandlords.net, we will accommodate you.

    Pricing

    Open to the public. Membership is not required!

    • Early-bird ends 3/28 at 12pm:
      • Public: $27.00
      • Members: $20.00
    • After Early bird or at the door:
      • Public: $32.00
      • Members: $25.00

    Click here to purchase tickets for this event

    This event is operated by MassLandlords staff.

    This is part of the Waltham rental real estate networking and training series.

  • 04
    04.April.Wednesday

    Waltham Wed 4/4: When Landlords Should Call the Police, Tech to Comply with MA Law

    5:30 PM-8:30 PM
    04/04/2018
    Best Western (Food by Copper House Tavern)
    380 Winter St, Waltham, MA 02451, USA

    Part I: If your tenants are dealing drugs or turning tricks out of your apartment,
    who do you call first? If the answer isn’t “the police,” come find out what you’re missing.
    The police aren’t just for traffic and violence. Community policing can help owners stay in
    business, avoid serious problems, and even change the course of neighborhoods.

    This part will be presented by Officer June Conway. Officer Conway is the Housing Liaison Officer for
    the City of Waltham. She has spent over thirty years in law enforcement and
    speaks to colleges, universities, local businesses, chambers of commerce, and residents from all over. Her goal
    is to partner with the public to make positive changes in crime, housing, juvenile misbehavior, and quality of life.

    When Landlords Should Call the Police
    tech to comply with ma law
    Tech to Comply with Mass Law

    Part II: Do you have a Written Information Security Program? Are you compliant with
    MGL Chapter 93H and 201 CMR 17? Find out how you can prevent
    identify theft
    both for yourself and for your tenants, comply with the law,
    and make life easier for your company in a digital age. We’ll cover the fundamentals
    of data backup, password vaults, secure web browsing, Internet and hard drive
    encryption, email tracking, and WISP’s, and
    why anti-virus software has been made obsolete
    by anti-malware.

    We might not think about it, but in the course of screening tenants, many of us
    gather enough information that, were it to fall into the wrong hands, our applicants’
    identities could easily be stolen in their entirety.

    This is an important presentation not only because we’re regulated under
    pain of fines, but because by-and-large the rental operations we’ve seen are
    not secure. Is yours?

    This part will be presented by Doug Quattrochi, Executive Director of MassLandlords, Inc. MassLandlords
    relies heavily on information technology, remote part-time employees, outsourced contractors,
    and cloud storage. Doug has a Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering and has developed software
    for jet engines and several startups. He is happy to take questions on how MassLandlords has been able to
    securely bootstrap to this point using the latest technology to safeguard information. Presentation has
    been customized to be relevant to rental property owners of all sizes.

    Purchase your ticket in just a few clicks!

    Have you seen our Leave Stuff, Take Stuff Table?

    Market your business, pick up handouts, give away an old doorknob. Everything goes on our first-come, first-served display
    table at all our events. Please bring business cards, brochures, coupons. And feel free to pick up your own uncollected marketing materials at the end.
    Everything not claimed end-of-night may be chucked.

    Wednesday, April 4th

    Charles River Meeting Agenda

    • 5:30pm Sign-in/Networking/Dinner
      • Networking draws from Waltham, Newton, Weston, Watertown, Wellesley, Wellesley Hills, Lincoln, Dover, Arlington, Belmont, and the western ends of Cambridge and Boston.
    • 6:00pm Buffet Dinner by the Copper House Tavern
    • 6:40pm Executive Director Doug Quattrochi with the MassLandlords Business Update
      • Member Minutes – Any member can have the mic for 60 seconds (introduce yourself, ask a question, share words of wisdom, etc.)
    • 7:00pm When Landlords Should Call the Police
    • 7:40pm Tech to Comply with MA Law
    • 8:20pm Networking
    • 9:00pm Doors Close

    Location

    Best Western Waltham
    380 Winter St.
    Waltham, MA 02451

    Parking

    There is ample parking in the lot around the Best Western and down the hill by the Copper House Tavern. Please enter through the main lobby and look for the MassLandlords signs.

    Food

    • Buffet Dinner
    • Soda, Water, Coffee

    *Dietary restrictions: purchase an early-bird ticket and email hello@masslandlords.net, we will accommodate you.

    Pricing

    Open to the public. Membership is not required!

    • Early-bird ends 3/28 at 12pm:
      • Public: $27.00
      • Members: $20.00
    • After Early bird or at the door:
      • Public: $32.00
      • Members: $25.00

    Click here to purchase tickets for this event

    This event is operated by MassLandlords staff.

    This is part of the Waltham rental real estate networking and training series.

  • 10
    10.April.Tuesday

    Marlborough Tue 4/10: Buying at Auction, Exterminating Rodents

    6:30 PM-7:10 PM
    04/10/2018
    Marlborough Fish and Game
    1 Muddy Ln, Marlborough, MA 01752, USA

    We’ve picked two different topics to provide something for everyone. (This event is a complete reschedule of the March meeting topics, which were snowed out.)

    If you’re looking to make a new investment, don’t miss Justin Manning from JJ Manning Auctions. He will be talking about getting a great deal on a new investment property by attending a property auction. The dream is finding
    an auction where you’re the only bidder, but even if there are others there (most common) learn how auctions work and how to make them work for you.

    If you have property already, it’s peak rodent season. Jim from Westborough Pest Control will be talking about rodent prevention and treatment. This late in winter there’s no food for rodents so you’ll see them,
    and for every one you see, there may be ten more in the walls. Come, learn, and free your business of rodent liability.

    Tuesday, April 10th

    MetroWest Property Owners Association Meeting Agenda

    • 6:30pm Registration, socializing and dinner
    • 7:00pm MassLandlords Business Update
    • 7:10pm Program starts

    Location

    Marlborough Fish and Game
    1 Muddy Ln

    Marlborough, MA 01752

    Food

    • Sandwiches and rolls, salad
    • Beverages
    • Cookies

    Pricing & RSVP

    Open to the public! Membership is not required. *MWPOA Members* RSVP by emailing your full name to Laurel newlakeview@yahoo.com

    • MassLandlords.net/MWPOA Members pay $100 annual MWPOA dues and each meeting is free, just RSVP!
    • MassLandlords.net Members and general public: $5

    Click here to purchase tickets for this event

    This event is operated by volunteers.

  • 11
    11.April.Wednesday

    Worcester Wed April 11: Ways to Make More Money, Hard Money Lending

    5:30 PM-9:00 PM
    04/11/2018
    Worcester Technical High School
    1 Skyline Dr, Worcester, MA 01605, USA

    Part I: For “Ways to Make More Money,”, we’ll be presenting the best tips and tricks we’ve learned from talking with hundreds of landlords
    over the years. We’ll start with easy stuff like knowing your water pressure (you do know your water pressure, right?) and work up from there. A major
    portion of the presentation will be strategies for negotiating higher rent. We’ll end with guidance on leaving paper checks behind and going
    digital with online rent collection that fits tenants’ income patterns. Don’t miss these strategies for improving your bottom line. Real estate is a great way to build wealth over time.

    This segment will be presented by
    Doug Quattrochi, Executive Director of MassLandlords, Inc. MassLandlords
    members represent the experience of tens of thousands of rental units, and each presentation a new idea comes up that gets worked into
    subsequent presentations. Come prepared to learn some great ideas but also please think about what you want to share with the room. Together we’ll make
    this a meeting our balance sheets and the Commonwealth’s housing stock will thank us for.

    Ways to Make More Money
    brownfield before and after in Tallahassee
    Hard Money Lending

    Part II: Although the sexy-scary term we all know is “hard money lending,”
    we’ll be covering the whole spectrum of lending options available to real estate investors and related businesses,
    including leasing, sale / leasebacks, revolving lines of credit, purchase order financing,
    factoring, and finally, private placements (aka hard money loans). We’ll learn what kinds of projects are appealing to whom,
    how to pitch yourself as a borrower, and how to exit creative financing once your project fits into a cookie-cutter mortgage.

    This segment will be presented by
    Dennis Coy, Senior Partner at Capital and Financial Center . This is his 45th year in corporate finance; having spent 22 years in commercial banking
    (Shawmut and Bank of Boston)
    and then since 1994 he has operated his own commercial finance brokerage firm. He has been involved in small deals ($ 100,000’s)
    as well as large ones over those years; the single largest loan he’s worked on was for $150,000,000.
    Dennis even has been involved in financing aircraft, ships, and even a railroad company; plus all sorts of real estate deals
    such as strip malls, fix and flips, commercial owner occupied, mixed use, etc.

    Purchase your ticket in just a few clicks!
     

    Have you seen our Leave Stuff, Take Stuff Table?

    Market your business, pick up handouts, give away an old doorknob. Everything goes on our first-come, first-served display table at all our events. Please bring business cards, brochures, coupons. And feel free to pick up your own uncollected marketing materials at the end. Everything not claimed end-of-night may be chucked.

     

    Wednesday, April 11th

    Meeting Agenda

    • 5:30pm Sign-in/Networking
      • Networking draws from Worcester, Shrewsbury, Millbury, Auburn, Leicester, Paxton, Holden, West Boylston, Boylston, Grafton, Upton, Northbridge, Sutton, Oxford, Charlton, Spencer, Oakham, Rutland, Princeton, Clinton, and Sterling.
    • 6:15pm Buffet Dinner by The Vintage Grille
    • 6:40pm MassLandlords Business Update and Member Minutes
      • Member Minutes – Any member can have the mic for 60 seconds (introduce yourself, ask a question, share words of wisdom, etc.)
    • 7:00pm Rich Merlino Meeting Introduction
    • 7:05pm Ways to Make More Money
    • 7:45pm Hard Money Lending and More
    • 8:25pm Networking
    • 9:00pm Doors close

    Location

    Worcester Technical High School
    1 Skyline Dr
    Worcester, MA 01603

    Parking

    There is ample free parking in the first lot you see, in the covered garage to your left, on top of the garage (entrance further down road), and around the back of the school

    Food

    • Cheese and crackers, sodas, water, coffee, decaf
    • Hot buffet dinner, incl. salad, rolls
    • Cookies, brownies, and/or blondies

    *Dietary restrictions: purchase an early-bird ticket and email hello@masslandlords.net, we will accommodate you.

    Pricing

    Open to the public. Membership is not required!

    • Early-bird ends 4/4 @ 12pm:
      • Public: $24
      • Members: $13.50 (log in before you register or you will see the non-member price)
      • Premium Members: No charge and no need to register
    • After Early bird or at the door:
      • Public: $27
      • Members: $17
      • Premium Members: No charge and no need to register

    Click here to purchase tickets for this event

    This event is operated by MassLandlords staff.

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