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New Jersey Landlords: Beware of Renting to Bad Tenants

We recently learned of the case of an Essex County man who has repeatedly delayed evictions through various techniques. The most common technique involved the practice of causing substantial damages to his rented dwelling, and then reporting the damages to code enforcement, under the misrepresentation that the damages were either…

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New Jersey Apartment Building Tax Appeals Rise as Real Estate Market Falls

According to some experts, New Jersey’s real estate market reached its peak in the summer of 2006. Since then, real estate values have consistently dropped. Among the properties that have seen the most dramatic decreases in values are New Jersey apartment buildings. As the real estate values have continued to…

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New Jersey Eviction Law: Complaints for Habitual Late Payment

In recent months, Tenancy Courts have begun seeing an increasing number of eviction actions based upon the claim of “Habitual Late Payment of Rent.” While the Statute addressing this issue, N.J.S.A. 2A:18-61.1(j), was clear in its intent, recent case law has added to the requirements originally contemplated by the Statute.…

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New Jersey Landlord Tenant Law Proposed Changes

New Jersey’s Landlord Tenant rules are overdue for a major overhaul. Many of the laws concerning landlord tenant relationships have evolved over the course of several hundred years. The resulting tenancy law has been a compilation of a myriad of Statutes, Court Rules and Administrative Codes, many of which are…

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New Jersey Constructive Eviction: Rules for Landlords and Tenants

New Jersey tenants who can prove that their residences are not habitable may be able to terminate their leases without consequence under a procedure known as a “constructive eviction.” In this week’s article, we will discuss some of the practical considerations for tenants choosing to elect this remedy. In a…

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New Jersey Landlords Must Abide by Abandoned Property Act

Following the eviction of a tenant, landlords often ask what should be done with the tenant’s belongings. In this week’s article, we will discuss the law regarding Abandoned property. Notice New Jersey’s Abandoned Property Act sets forth guidelines for landlords and tenants in handling the issue of Abandoned Belongings. Under…

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