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Tenants have certain rights and responsibilities when it comes to breaking a lease in Massachusetts such as completing their lease term. And as a landlord, it’s important that landlords familiarize themselves with their lease obligations in order to avoid potential tussles with their tenants. The following article will cover the justified reasons and unjustified reasons for breaking a lease early. Contractural Agreements in Massachusetts In the state of Massachusetts, a lease agreement between a landlord and a tenant can be made either orally…

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A landlord-tenant lease agreement in the state of Massachusetts can be established either orally or through a written lease or rental agreement. The statewide landlord-tenant Massachusetts law is contained in Chapter 186 of the Massachusetts laws. When renting out a rental in Massachusetts, it’s important that you, as a landlord, familiarize yourself with this law in order to avoid potential issues with your tenant and prospective tenant. The following is a basic overview of the landlord-tenant laws in Massachusetts that every landlord should…

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