Sam Squailia of FATV Interview with
Brenda Coveno-Watson and Brian Lucier

The next NWCLA membership meeting will be in
October 8th, 2020 at 7:00 PM

Virtual Online Meeting: Download ZOOM
prior to the meeting to have your system set to participate

Atty Mark Burrell to present: "THE LIST" what every MA landlord needs to know

Special Guest Speaker: Attorney Mark Burrell will be taking us on a journey as Massachusetts Landlords to explain and unpack the legal challenges facing Massachusetts Landlords today. From his first-hand experience in court and stories from his years of experience as a Massachusetts Tenant/Landlord Attorney, Attorney Burrellwill walk us all through the issues that are confronting us in our rental busesinesses.

So zoom in and join us on October 8th at 7:00 PM online to learn how the legal landscape is changing and how these changes will effect you as Massachusetts Landlords.

And remember, keep calm & manage property.

For more information about becoming an NWCLA member and attending this event, visit us online at www.NWCLA.com/join.htm or call 978-503-7070.

Please, do not park along the hill where the buses park, or in the handicap spots without the proper license plate or stickers.


NWCLA Meeting Catering Sponsored by:



Happy Jack's Restaurant • 785 N. Main St. • Leominster, MA
(978) 466-3433 • www.happyjacksrestaurant.com

New NWCLA Membership Web Site

We are proud to announce the launch of our NEW NWCLA Members' Web Site. This site has been years in the planning and testing stages to bring you a unique tool to use as an NWCLA Member.

With the help of Massachusetts Landlord/Tenant Law Attorney, Inessa Shur of the Shur Law Group we have provided our members with something they have been asking for, for years; Massachusetts Tenant-At-Will and Massachusetts Lease Rental Agreements. These forms are especially written and designed to adhere to and be in compliance with Massachusetts Housing Laws.

HOW TO GET YOUR NEW NWCLA MEMBER ACCOUNT
To get an account on the members site, please complete the "Request and Account" form. A link is at the bottom of the members only website, or you can access it directly here: https://www.nwcla.com/members/request-an-account/.

Once that comes through, and we are able to verify your paid NWCLA membership, we will be able to get your account set up for you. Please be patient with us as we ramp up on this new process. All of your NWCLA board members are unpaid and are volunteers.

All NWCLA members are now
National Real Estate Investor Association members
www.nationalreia.com

The Northern Worcester County Landlord Association has joined forces with the National Real Estate Investors Association. What does this mean? It means that all NWCLA members are now NREIA members. The NREIA operates on a coast-to-coast arena and has the buying power to get HUGE group discounts on the products and services we all use every day in the business of being landlords. There are free newsletters, member-to-member support, a host of other organizations you can visit for free as a guest NREIA members, legislative updates on a national level, and much. much more.

To gain access to the NREIA members section you first need to register as a member. To do this, send an email to Brian Lucier to request that your account with the NREIA be activated. To take advantage of your NREIA membership please send your email request to Brian Lucier and make sure to include:

Subject Line: NWCLA / NREIA Membership Request
First Name:
Last Name:
Phone Number:
Email Address:

Please allow at least 24 hours for an email back from Brian with your account log-in information. He usually checks his email first thing in the morning, and late at night.

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Dear Fellow Landlords and Property Managers

The NWCLA was formed to provide a structured forum for landlords and property managers to get informed on the changing areas of rental real estate and the laws that govern the business we are in.

We want to provide guidance for those new to the business as well as use our strength as an organization to prevent negative legislation and promote positive changes in Massachusetts,

We own property in one of the toughest states to be a landlord in, the scale is not tipped in our favor, and we must work together to run our businesses in the strictest manner, and encourage changes that would give equality back to the legal housing system.

We are all in the business of providing housing; together we can work to better our community and our real estate. We urge you to consider joining our organization. The benefits are many to belong to an upstanding group that works on issues that effect you and your livelihood.