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Understanding New Jersey’s New Flood Disclosure Law: What Real Estate Owners and Landlords Need to Know

Recently, New Jersey enacted a new law aimed at enhancing transparency and awareness regarding flood risks for both commercial and residential properties. The New Jersey Flood Risk Notification Law became effective on March 20, 2024. It requires property owners and landlords to disclose information related to flood hazards to potential buyers or renters before completing a real estate transaction. The complete text of the new law can be read … [Read more...] about Understanding New Jersey’s New Flood Disclosure Law: What Real Estate Owners and Landlords Need to Know

Moldy Walls and Disclosure Odyssey: Rogers v. Conti

A recent Appellate Division case (Rogers v. Conti, 2023 N.J. Super. Unpub. LEXIS 679 (App. Div. May 5, 2023)) highlights issues that can arise in a residential real estate transaction regarding the obligation of residential sellers to make disclosures in New Jersey. Robert and Joyce Rogers entered into a contract with Nora Conti for the purchase of Mrs. Conti’s home. Mrs. Conti, an elderly person, had moved out of her home about a year prior to … [Read more...] about Moldy Walls and Disclosure Odyssey: Rogers v. Conti

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