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Robert Kohalmi
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Greater Boston,Merrimack Valley, MA
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Lease vs Tenant at Will

Robert Kohalmi
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Greater Boston,Merrimack Valley, MA
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Before I jump into becoming a landlord I would like to know a little more about the pros and cons of having tenants sign a lease versus doing a tenant at will. The reason I ask is that I keep hearing how Landlords basically have little to no rights here in Mass. when trying to deal with a problematic tenant, especially if they have written lease. I have been told that having tenants at will gives you much more control. Your feedback is much appreciated

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