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Are you concerned about pets at your rental communities, well don’t be, because pet owner behavior creates most rental housing pet-related concerns from residents. By John Bradford Apartment communities across…
When you rent out your home to someone, they will often pay a security deposit. Security deposits are a necessary part of renting out property. They are meant to protect…
As a landlord, filing your rental property tax can be daunting. As deadlines approach and it’s time to prepare your forms, you may have several questions on your mind. Taxes…
Whenever we’re buying something, cost is always one of the deciding factors. Property management software is no different. However, to understand the cost of different platforms, we need to understand…
These notes were taken during a hearing presided over by Judge Joseph M. Ditkoff in Suffolk County Housing Court, considering the “validity and enforceability of the temporary order establishing an…
By Kimberly Rau, MassLandlords Inc. In late 2021, the Massachusetts appeals court heard Sanchez v. Collins, a case that sought to determine whether a landlord had the right to bring…
By Kimberly Rau, MassLandlords The U.S. Attorney’s Office for Massachusetts filed an amended complaint against Monica Blazic, executive director of the Chicopee Housing Authority (CHA), in December 2021, alleging that…
In February 2022, our initiatives all moved forward. We started our broadcast communication opposed to local rent control and right of first refusal. We opposed a motion to dismiss our…
The Federal Communication Commission (FCC) in a ruling, criticized by many multifamily housing operators, says it is prohibiting revenue sharing agreements between broadband companies and apartment building owners, according to…
Throughout the past decade, Texas metros acted as powerhouses of real estate development and construction, with Dallas and Houston taking the first two spots in the top 10 most active…