An Act relative to the Maggie Hubbard rental safety act
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Progress
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill, the Maggie Hubbard Rental Safety Act, aims to improve safety standards for short-term rentals in Massachusetts. It mandates regular inspections of buildings used as short-term rentals to ensure they meet safety requirements. The goal is to protect renters and prevent potential hazards associated with these types of accommodations. The bill was enacted after a previous study order and subsequent Senate concurrence.
Key provisions
- Requires inspections of buildings used as short-term rentals.
- Establishes safety standards for short-term rental properties.
- Addresses potential hazards within these rental units.
- The bill was enacted after a previous study order and subsequent Senate concurrence.
Who is affected
- Short-term rental owners and operators
- Renters of short-term rentals
- Building inspectors
- Local municipalities
Notable changes
- Introduces a new inspection requirement for short-term rentals.
- Addresses safety concerns related to the growing short-term rental market.
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