Stay in good standing with the law — Massachusetts requirements, tracked per building and unit.
1 high-risk exposure to address, ranked by how often each puts Massachusetts landlords in court.
2 units with a gap in the deposit paper trail
A missing receipt, move-in condition statement, or unpaid interest can cost three times the deposit plus the tenant's legal fees — the most common way MA landlords lose.
2 units without a current smoke/CO certificate
No certificate blocks any sale, and after a fire or CO incident the negligence lands on you.
1 unit with an unresolved repair issue
Repairs the law requires — left undone, a tenant can withhold rent or fight an eviction.
1 unit where a rent increase or eviction is risky right now
For six months after a repair request or complaint, raising rent, not renewing, or evicting is presumed to be payback — worth 1–3 months' rent plus fees.
Every Massachusetts deadline you owe, tracked per unit.
Move-in statement of condition
118 Marshall Street, Unit 1 · M.G.L. c.186 §15B(2)(a)
Due
Sep 11, 2023
Deposit receipt & bank disclosure
118 Marshall Street, Unit 1 · M.G.L. c.186 §15B(1),(3)(a)
Due
Oct 1, 2023
Move-in statement of condition
42 Eagle Street, Unit 2B · M.G.L. c.186 §15B(2)(a)
Due
Mar 11, 2024
Deposit receipt & bank disclosure
42 Eagle Street, Unit 2B · M.G.L. c.186 §15B(1),(3)(a)
Due
Mar 31, 2024
Move-in statement of condition
42 Eagle Street, Unit 3A · M.G.L. c.186 §15B(2)(a)
Due
Jun 11, 2024
Deposit receipt & bank disclosure
42 Eagle Street, Unit 3A · M.G.L. c.186 §15B(1),(3)(a)
Due
Jul 1, 2024
Annual interest statement — year 2
42 Eagle Street, Unit 3A · M.G.L. c.186 §15B(2)(b)
Due
Jul 1, 2026
Heating season begins
118 Marshall Street, Unit 1 · 105 CMR 410.201
Due
Sep 16, 2026
Heating season begins
7 River Bend Road, Unit B · 105 CMR 410.201
Due
Sep 16, 2026
Heating season begins
42 Eagle Street, Unit 3A · 105 CMR 410.201
Due
Sep 16, 2026
Heating season begins
42 Eagle Street, Unit 2B · 105 CMR 410.201
Due
Sep 16, 2026
Leases, notices, and a case record summary — all built from this tenancy's own records. Pick what you need.
Generates a state-specific residential lease from standard, landlord-favorable language — security deposit, late-fee, and habitability terms drafted to comply with G.L. c.186 §15B. Fill in the terms, then download or print.
This generates a template lease from standard Massachusetts language, not legal advice. Have it reviewed by a Massachusetts attorney before signing, and confirm the security-deposit, lead-paint, and notice requirements for your situation.
Generates landlord-to-tenant notices from fixed, state-specific language, with the Massachusetts notice periods built in — assembled from your inputs, never model-generated. Pick a notice, fill in the details, then download or print.
Begins a non-payment eviction. Massachusetts requires 14 days, and the tenant has a statutory right to cure by paying what is owed.
These are template notices, not legal advice. Massachusetts notice periods and service rules are strict — a defective notice can defeat an eviction. Confirm the required notice period, how to serve it, and proof of service with a Massachusetts attorney before serving.
Assembles a Massachusetts case record summary for one unit from that tenancy's own records — organized for you to review with your attorney. Drafting support, not legal advice; not prepared or reviewed by a lawyer.