In Banker & Tradesman: Reviving Chapter 257 Will Imperil Small Landlords
By Amir Shahsavari
SPOA Vice President, Amir Shahsavari, calls for efficient rental aid programs where property owners receive the funds directly, rather than extending outdated pandemic policies. Published in Banker & Tradesman on April 23.
This coverage appeared in Banker and Tradesman. The full article is available from the publisher.
What is the SPOA's stance on rental assistance programs?
The SPOA advocates for efficient rental assistance programs that disburse funds directly to property owners. This ensures aid is timely and effective in supporting rental property maintenance and operations.
How could Chapter 257 affect small landlords?
The article expresses concern that reviving Chapter 257 could negatively impact small landlords in Massachusetts. It suggests that such a revival might create financial and operational difficulties for those managing smaller rental properties.
Where and when was this article published and who is featured?
Published in Banker & Tradesman on April 23, the article features SPOA Vice President Amir Shahsavari's views. He emphasizes the need for direct payments to property owners for rental aid.