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What Every Real Estate Investor Should Know Before Buying A Rental Property (opens the original)
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Before buying a New Jersey rental property, an investor should verify realistic operating numbers, the property’s legal and regulatory status, lead-based paint and flood compliance, the existing leases and tenant protections, and the right ownership structure. A rental property is more than a piece of real estate; it is an operating business subject to legal, regulatory, financial, and practical obligations, and the most important due diligence begins before the purchase agreement is signed. Pro
Fort Monmouth Redevelopment and the Transformation of Monmouth County Real Estate (opens the original)
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The Fort Monmouth redevelopment has entered its execution phase, and it is repositioning the broader Monmouth County real estate market. When Netflix and the Fort Monmouth Economic Revitalization Authority closed on the 292-acre Mega Parcel in December 2025, the transaction did more than hand over a deed. It marked the moment Fort Monmouth stopped being a story about what could be built in Monmouth County and turned into a story about what is being built right now. For developers, investors, and
Local Zoning And Land Use Rules Every New Jersey Rental Property Owner Should Understand (opens the original)
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Owning a residential rental property in New Jersey involves more than finding tenants and collecting rent. Property owners must comply with a combination of state laws, municipal ordinances, building and housing codes, and zoning and land use regulations. These requirements can affect everything from the number of dwelling units permitted at a property to whether an owner can renovate, add living space, or operate a short-term rental. Because zoning and land use rules can vary significantly from
Eviction Is Not Always The End: Understanding Post-Possession Rent Claims In New Jersey And New York (opens the original)
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No. An eviction does not automatically end a tenant’s obligation to pay rent. Post-eviction rent claims are common because recovering possession resolves who has the right to occupy the premises, but it does not extinguish the tenant’s contractual obligations under the lease. Whether unpaid or future rent remains owed depends on three factors: the lease’s language, whether the tenancy is residential or commercial, and whether the landlord satisfied its duty to mitigate damages under New Jersey o
The Legal Implications Of Signing A Triple Net Lease (opens the original)
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A triple net lease is a commercial lease in which the tenant pays the property’s real estate taxes, insurance, and maintenance costs, known as the three nets, in addition to base rent. They are most often used in freestanding retail and office buildings and in large single-tenant industrial properties, with terms that typically run 10 to 15 years. Because nearly every cost allocation in a triple net lease is negotiable, landlords and tenants should both understand exactly what they are taking on
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