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Caught before it becomes a problem.

Deposits, notices, and required disclosures checked against current Massachusetts law — the same statutes that carry triple damages when they’re missed. We keep you on the right side of them, quietly, before a mistake turns into a claim.

  • Deposit handling checked against M.G.L. c. 186, §15B
  • Notices & disclosures issued within the required windows
  • Reviewed as the law changes — not once at move-in

Compliance check

47 Tower Hill · 3 units

Clear
Deposit held separately
Deposit interestPaid Jun
Smoke & CO certificateCurrent
Lead paint disclosureOn file
Rent increase noticeDue 30 days
Next review At renewal

Illustrative · general information, not legal advice

The mistakes that cost the most

Massachusetts is unforgiving. We’re careful for you.

Deposits, done to the letter

Separate account, statutory interest, receipts, and the statement of condition — the exact points where a slip triggers triple damages. We check each one.

Notices with the right timing

Rent increases, entry notice, and termination notices carry specific windows and formats. Get one wrong and it’s void — so we track and issue them correctly.

Disclosures, before move-in

Lead paint, smoke & CO certification, and the required forms are handled and filed up front — not remembered after a tenant’s attorney asks for them.

Kept current as law changes

Statutes and case law shift. We re-check your practices against what’s current — so a lease written correctly in 2023 doesn’t quietly fall out of step.

What we check

The list that keeps landlords out of court.

You’ve read the statute twice and you’re still not certain. That’s the point of this — a standing checklist run against every unit, so the uncertainty isn’t yours to carry.

  • Security deposit & last month’s rent handling
  • Deposit interest & required receipts
  • Smoke & carbon monoxide certification
  • Lead paint disclosure & notification
  • Notice periods for entry, increases & termination
  • Fair-housing alignment in ads & screening

How we keep you covered

A standing review, not a one-time check.

  1. Step 01

    We audit what you have

    When you come on board, we review existing leases, deposits, notices, and certifications against current law — and flag anything already out of step.

  2. Step 02

    We fix and file correctly

    Gaps are corrected the right way — deposits re-documented, disclosures issued, certifications scheduled — and everything is stored in your portal.

  3. Step 03

    We re-check on the calendar

    Deadlines and renewals are tracked, and the checklist is re-run as the law changes — so nothing quietly falls out of compliance between reviews.

Questions about compliance.

Is this legal advice?

No — we’re your managing agent, not your attorney, and we don’t provide legal advice. We apply well-established Massachusetts requirements to your properties and flag anything that needs a lawyer’s eyes.

What if I’m already out of compliance?

We’ll find it in the onboarding audit and walk you through correcting it — re-documenting a deposit, issuing a missing disclosure, scheduling a certification — before it becomes a claim.

Why does Massachusetts matter so much here?

Because the deposit statute carries triple damages plus the tenant’s attorney fees. An honest paperwork error can cost you multiples of the deposit — which is exactly why we’re meticulous about it.

Is compliance review an add-on?

No. It’s part of the flat $149 per unit, per month — the same fee whether your portfolio needs a light check or a full clean-up.

$149 / unit / month · flat

Stop losing sleep over the statute.

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