By Kimberly Rau, MassLandlords, Inc. Several cities and towns throughout Massachusetts are making use of federal grant programs designed to help homeowners and investors remove lead and other hazards from…

By Douglas Quattrochi, Executive Director I’m fortunate to have spent a fair bit of time in London, where I have family. There are differences between a rental in London and…

Rents typically increase during recessions when households are priced out of the market and the industry becomes more competitive. However, it is not always the case. Large multifamily properties experienced…

The National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC) reports that although we’re only weeks into the new year, many states and localities have already taken steps to implement rent control policies as…

If a tenant renews lease does landlord have to pay the original real estate agent again who brought the tenant is the question this week for Ask Landlord Hank. Remember…

A Landlord’s Guide To Increasing Revenue When it comes down to it, the success of any business revolves around revenue. You must generate income to stay in business. In the…

Automation in multifamily that saves time is probably a good fit but there is a balance to strike on execution with your teams and training. By Chase Harrington Automation is…

Multifamily faces a number of challenges heading into 2023, but all indications are that apartment demand will remain strong and the outlook generally is positive, according to Yardi Matrix Winter…

However busy residential property managers and landlords may be, it’s important to always stay current on the latest residential rental renovation technologies see the four technologies below. By Ron Fanish…

Landlords might experience lost rent due to several reasons, such as property damages, fire, flood, etc. Sometimes a tenant may also stop paying rent. Having rental loss insurance that compensates…