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This is in addition to my original Testimony regarding these anti-landlord bills. SEN. ELDRIDGE 1. Sen Eldridge at hour 2:03:30 mentioned that landlords can collect 4 months rent upfront to justify why he is proposing that they collect only 2. Continue reading An Addition to My Written Testimony Regarding the 20 Anti-Landlord Bills
And the winners are…Edward Berte and Susie Rich (his boss…I think)! Over the past 24 years of managing and owning between 45 and 55 apartments (currently 45) I have seen and worked with my share of landlord tenant inspectors Continue reading Inspectors of the Month
And the Winners are…Alexandria F. Malone and Timothy D. Malone. This is how they left their apartment when they vacated: They were a young, good-looking and pleasant couple with 4 children, 5 now. I took them as tenants in Continue reading Tenants of the Month
I would think alerts like this about proposed landlord tenant bills MA we should get from MassLandlords or SPOA but I got them from attorney Richard Vetstein who is not a landlord association. Here is his link: http://massrealestatelawblog.com/2022/01/06/joint-housing-committee-to-hear-controversial-housing-stability-act-rent-control-and-other-tenant-protection-bills-on-jan-11/. It’s too Continue reading My Written Testimony for the 01-11-22 Hearing on 20 proposed landlord-tenant bills MA
I had forwarded to Justice Sullivan my article at https://massachusettslandlords.com/housing-court-in-ma-is-broken plus I had written him another letter with two short points. Is it possible to instruct all personnel entering party information in MassCourts.org to always enter the middle initial and Continue reading The Chief Justice of the Housing Court Response to My Letter
On DATE around 3:30pm I had an encounter with the NAME Police Department. Here is the letter I wrote to the Chief: “Several days ago when I was working at one of my buildings I witnessed a serious fight between Continue reading Officers of the Month
2021-10-10, by Elmir Simov, MassachusettsLandlords.com The past several months have certainly been eventful – The CDC was warned by the US Supreme Court not to extend the Eviction Moratorium. They did anyway. The Supremes promptly ruled it unconstitutional. That didn’t Continue reading Housing Court in MA is Broken
Yesterday the Supreme Court of the United States finally agreed with landlords that the CDC Eviction Moratorium is illegal. That being said, by a 5-4 vote they allowed it to slowly and orderly wind down by 8-1-21 never to be Continue reading Well, It’s official – The Supreme Court of the United States sides with landlords against the CDC moratorium
Natalie, I just read the most recent MassLandlords newsletter and on page 4 attorney Peter Vickery has written an excellent article about 192 H.1439 HD 3030, a bill which you support. Here is the article: 2021-06-04 Attorney Peter Vickery article Continue reading Natalie Higgins, we need to talk…
Here is what needs to happen in MA (in no particular order) to lower evictions and homelessness naturally (not artificially and temporary as you are doing it now thru Moratoriums or by making it impossible or extremely difficult to evict Continue reading Here is what needs to happen in MA to lower evictions and homelessness naturally (not artificially and temporary as you are doing it now thru Moratoriums or by making it impossible or extremely difficult to evict and collect money)