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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, […]
The Nightmare Tenants: How to Handle Tenant Horrors as a Landlord As a landlord, renting out your property can be a smooth experience—until you encounter the dreaded nightmare tenant. From late rent payments to property damage, these tenant troubles can quickly turn a dream investment into a real horror show. In the spirit of Halloween,
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As New Jersey continues to reopen cautiously and normal life is slowly starting to return, Governor Phil Murphy has announced his intention to sustain the state eviction moratorium on residential tenants. Although it is currently unknown when the eviction moratorium will be terminated, the Governor’s Office and New Jersey Legislature that the moratorium can end
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Although widespread vaccination and the steady re-opening of the economy have shed a positive light that the Covid-19 nightmare may be over soon, millions of Americans continue to struggle financially because of the pandemic. Perhaps the most fundamental concern shared by all landlords and tenants involves paying rent. To that effect, the federal government has
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This moratorium has been updated, learn more about this update here. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues into the new year, many tenants are again unable to pay rent to their landlords. In response, the New Jersey state government extended the moratorium on residential evictions to prevent landlords from evicting their tenants. On December 21, 2020,
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In the face of widespread unemployment and financial insecurity, Federal and State governments took measures to prevent evictions. These measures effectively upended traditional residential eviction laws and processes, leaving landlords all over New Jersey and the Country to absorb the cost of missed rent payments without immediate recourse. On March 19, 2020, New Jersey governor
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