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The “Sunshine Law,” also known as the Open Public Meetings Act, grants the general public the right to attend meetings and observe public bodies’ decision-making processes, such as Homeowners’ Associations (HOAs). The goal is to promote transparency and accountability within governing organizations. All HOA meetings, including annual and board meetings,...
When someone buys real estate in New Jersey, what they technically purchase is the title to the property. A home’s title indicates who currently has ownership rights and control over the property. There can be title defects that impact someone’s use and ownership of a property, such as easements or...
When a new renter signs a lease, the landlord will typically ask for a security deposit. This deposit may be given back at the end of the lease. It’s supposed to be used in case anything major occurs in the apartment and needs to be repaired. Under New Jersey law,...
The New Jersey Exit Tax is a real estate transfer fee imposed on sellers leaving the state. It applies to residential properties sold by individuals or businesses relocating out of New Jersey. Here, you can learn more about the exit tax and how it may affect you. Purpose The primary purpose of...
