Addendum to apartment lease concerning the installation of a satellite dish.
Massachusetts Addendum To Apartment Lease regarding Satellite Receiver
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A lease is a legal agreement between a landlord and tenant that outlines rental terms for a specific property. For instance, a lease might state that a tenant can occupy an apartment in exchange for monthly rent. The Massachusetts Addendum To Apartment Lease regarding Satellite Receiver can be included to specify rules about satellite dish installation and usage.
Yes, in Massachusetts, a landlord can enter your apartment after giving you proper notice, typically 24 hours. The notice should specify the reason for entry, such as repairs or inspections. Always ensure that your Massachusetts Addendum To Apartment Lease regarding Satellite Receiver includes stipulations about landlord access to avoid misunderstandings.
A Landlord Can Prohibit Satellite Dishes Most of the Time Satellite dishes and their prohibition are regulated.
Enter property without permission To be put simply, a tenant has a statutory right to live in quiet enjoyment, that means: A landlord/agent cannot turn up at the property announced unless there is an emergency e.g. fire. A landlord/agent cannot 'force entry' into the property (i.e. enter without permission)
The Tenant Though this answer may surprise many of you out there, once the tenant becomes a customer of the satellite company, the dish or antenna becomes their property. Because of this rule, it would then become their responsibility to remove it upon move out, and fix any damage left behind from installation.
The short answer is: yes. You are legally allowed to install a satellite dish on a rental unit so long as you don't damage the rental property or violate any local laws while doing so.
Tenancy agreements This would be a reasonable restriction, if it was made clear from the start. If the property's permissions prohibit the installation of a satellite dish, consider including a clause in the agreement specifically prohibiting them.
Also known as FCC Order 98-273 or the FCC Satellite Rule, this law states that landlords cannot ban satellite dishes from a rental property. As long as the satellite dish is 40 inches or smaller in diameter, it must be allowed on the property in private rented space when installed by a professional.
Generally, a landlord can change a the terms of a month-to- month tenancy by giving a written 30 day notice of change of terms of tenancy.
