SPOA Newsletter December 2024

In This Issue

SPOA Releases Episode 12 of Housing Policy Series with "Confronting Eviction Delay Tactics" — by Amir Shahsavari
The Media Covers SPOA's Opposition to Boston Tax Shift Plan — by Amir Shahsavari and Allison Drescher
SPOA Represents Small Property Owners at Section 8 Meeting with HUD and NAA — by Amir Shahsavari
Why Broker Fees Should Not Be Forced Upon Rental Property Owners — by Demetrios Salpoglou

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main topic of the 12th episode in SPOA's housing policy series?

The Small Property Owners Association has released the 12th episode of its housing policy series, focusing on strategies to confront and overcome delays in the eviction process for rental property owners.

What is SPOA's stance on the Boston tax shift plan and how is it being addressed?

SPOA is actively opposing a proposed tax shift plan in Boston, an effort that has garnered attention and coverage from various media outlets. The organization is working to represent the interests of small property owners against this plan.

Did SPOA attend any meetings regarding Section 8 housing?

SPOA participated in a crucial meeting with HUD and the National Apartment Association to discuss Section 8 policies, representing the interests and concerns of small property owners in Massachusetts.

What is SPOA's position on broker fees for rental property owners?

The latest newsletter from SPOA discusses the issue of broker fees, arguing against the idea that rental property owners should be forced to pay them. This is a key advocacy point for the organization.

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