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Eviction Law NJ

The Importance of Security Deposit Notices: A Guide for New Jersey Landlords

What is the Security Deposit Notice? In New Jersey, landlords are required by law to put tenants’ Security Deposits into a bank account that earns interest. Within 30 days of getting the deposit, landlords must disclose the following to tenants in writing: The bank’s name and address The amount of the deposit The type of account […]

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Eviction Law NJ

The Consequences of Accepting Rent After Filing for Eviction in New Jersey: A Guide for Landlords

What happens if a landlord accepts rent after starting the Eviction process? The answer to this question can have significant consequences for both parties involved. Let’s break it down in simple terms. The Basics of the Eviction In New Jersey, landlords can evict tenants for different reasons, such as not paying rent, breaking the Lease Terms,

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Property Disclosure Law NJ

Skeletons in the Closet: New Jersey’s New Requirement for Seller’s Property Disclosures

Skeletons in the Closet: New Jersey’s New Requirement for Seller’s Property Disclosures With Halloween right around the corner, there’s no better time to discuss the hidden horrors that can surface in Real Estate  transactions. New Jersey has recently introduced a spooky twist for property sellers: sellers are required to complete a property disclosure form, revealing

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Ownership vs. Residency in 55+ Communities

Ownership vs. Residency in 55+ Communities: Understanding the NJ Court Ruling

The recent New Jersey court decision regarding age-restricted 55+ communities clarifies the distinction between property ownership and residency in these living environments. Understanding this ruling is essential for current and future homebuyers to avoid legal complications. What the Ruling States The court ruled that while Homeowners Associations (HOAs) in 55+ communities can regulate who lives

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Notice To Cease

What is a Notice to Cease?

A Notice to Cease is a legal notice that is used by landlords when a tenant’s conduct is disruptive to others or in violation of the landlord’s rules and regulations. This notice serves as a warning to the tenant to stop the behavior in question, and it is typically the first step in the eviction

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