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Sometimes, situations arise in which an individual is renting a home but circumstances change and they need to end their lease. If a tenant decides that they do wish to move out of their current living arrangement, they will have to notify their landlord of their intentions to leave. In order to end a lease […]
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When an individual rents a property, whether it be a house or an apartment, they typically have a landlord who is in charge of that dwelling. That being said, tenants in New Jersey have exclusive possession of the unit, meaning that the landlord can’t just come into the apartment or house whenever they want. There […]
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When an individual chooses a residence to rent in New Jersey, there are a few things that they should be sure to do as they move in. Before moving in, they should conduct an inspection of the property to make sure they are not held accountable for any issues that previously existed before moving in. […]
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Before you move into an apartment or another type of rental property, there are a number of different factors that you need to take into consideration. By this point, you have probably already decided that this is the unit you will be moving into and you have been in contact with the landlord. Hopefully, you’ve […]
Read MoreWhen you make the decision to rent a home or an apartment, you will likely be required to put down a security deposit. According to New Jersey’s Rent Security Deposit Act, there are laws that a landlord must abide by when collecting and returning a security deposit. This deposit is just an amount of money […]
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There are a number of laws that protect New Jersey residents from facing discrimination when it comes time to buy or rent a home. If you are looking into buying or renting a home, it is important that you are aware of your rights. Some landlords or real estate agencies may, unfortunately, try to deny […]
Read MoreWhen a person decides to rent a house or an apartment in New Jersey, there are laws in place to protect them from abuse by their landlord. New Jersey’s Anti-Eviction Act protects renters from having to pay unreasonably high rent increases in some situations. Unconscionable, or unreasonable rent increases are illegal in New Jersey. Renters are allowed to […]
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