On July 10, 2020, Governor Charlie Baker will be rescinding the Emergency Order that allows parties to agree to defer the smoke and carbon monoxide inspection until after closing. The rescinding of the order does not invalidate any inspection deferral that was agreed to pursuant to the terms of the Order during the effective period of the Order.
CCIAOR and and the Cape Cod Young Professionals (CCYP) created a partnership to highlight issues related to living and working on Cape Cod through a video series. Through this partnership, CCYP explores trending issues that shape the Cape for families and businesses: child care, housing, and advocating for change.
Governor Charlie Baker announced Phase 2 will begin on Monday, June 8th.Leisure accommodations are allowed to reopen during Phase 2, which includes leisure short-term rentals. CCIAOR has launched a new initiative with resources for vacation rental owners and real estate brokerages to have a safe and healthy summer.
Local legislative sessions for the MAR week of advocacy. Find out when CCIAOR is meeting with your state senator and representative.
In March, MAR and CCIAOR worked with the Department of Fire Services on an emergency order allowing the deferral of smoke detector and carbon monoxide alarm certificate inspections as required under Sections 26F and 26F½ of Chapter 148 of the General Laws. MAR has drafted language that you may use to satisfy the conditions of this emergency order.
The U.S. House passed legislation Thursday, April 23, providing a fresh round of funding for coronavirus small-business relief programs championed by the National Association of REALTORS® and available to REALTORS® through the CARES Act. The Senate passed the bill on Tuesday, April 21.
