Property Management
In Massachusetts, a 'use and occupancy' (U&O) agreement in an eviction proceeding allows the tenant to:
ARemain in the property and pay the court-approved amount to continue living there during the eviction process✓ Correct
BUse the property without paying any rent during the eviction
CTransfer the tenancy to a new occupant
DAutomatically receive additional time to find housing
Explanation
A use and occupancy agreement (or payment) in Massachusetts allows the tenant to remain in possession during the eviction process by paying a specified amount (often the rent amount) to the landlord or into court.
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