Preparing for an Eviction and Ending a Tenancy - The Real Estate Law Podcast Episode 5
Updated: Feb 4
In this episode of The Real Estate Law Podcast, we're discussing evictions and how to remove a tenant from a property. Evictions can be tricky, especially evicting a tenant in Massachusetts, and there are many details and steps that a landlord should take in order to keep the process moving smoothly and without incident.
Each step of the eviction process needs to be precise.
What is a Notice to Quit?
When should you bring in an attorney?
How will you end up in court?
When is Mediation appropriate?
Learn all of this and more!
Join Jason Muth and Attorney / Broker Rory Gill of NextHome Titletown and UrbanVillage Legal in Boston, Massachusetts for another episode of The Real Estate Law Podcast!
SHOW TOPICS + ITEMS WE COVERED:
How to prepare for an eviction and end a tenancy.
Massachusetts has some extremely burdensome tenant protection laws.
Even technical violations can sink a landlord.
Each step of the eviction process needs to be precisely, not too soon, and not too late.
When should a landlord start the process?
How to start the process for an eviction.
What is a Notice to Quit?
Steps to take before going to court.
How to closely audit a counterclaim risk.
What is the Mass Law Reform Institute?
When should a lawyer be brought in?
What to expect in court?
When to utilize Mediation (aka friendly extortion).
RESOURCES:
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Attorney / Broker Rory Gill
UrbanVillage Legal - rorygill@urbanvillagelegal.com
NextHome Titletown - rory@nexthometitletown.com
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