All Forum Posts by: Eddy DeLaRosa

Does anybody know of any landlord groups filing lawsuits against unconstitutional laws passed by states regarding evictions during COVID-19?

I live in MA, and it looks like the state felt like COVID-19 was the perfect time to screw over landlords. Not only do we have the federal CDC moratorium until march, 31 the state passed it's iwn set of unconstitutional rules:

https://www.mass.gov/regulations/400-CMR-600-notices-to-quit-during-the-covid-19-state-of-emergency

So, now whenever you want to hive a notice to quit you have to report it to the state, give them an electronic copy and follow their procedures and firms.

https://www.mass.gov/trial-court-rules/trial-court-emergency-administrative-order-20-13-trial-court-order-suspending

Suspends any eviction rules that are not consistent with court standing orders about eviction

https://www.mass.gov/housing-court-rules/first-amended-housing-court-standing-order-6-20-temporary-modifications-to

Outlines procedures for eviction cases in Housing Court

https://www.mass.gov/districtmunicipal-court-rules/district-court-second-amended-standing-order-10-20-court-operations

Outlines procedures for eviction cases in District Court

It seems like landlords are just becoming property managers for the state. Is there any group fighting against these unconstitutional laws that I could join?

Why aren't landlords taking legal action against the state?