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Can you negotiate who's responsible for the C/O in NJ?

Kevin Howell
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Newbie here looking for advice. I'm looking to house hack in New Jersey and have an agent sending me listings. But I noticed that in most of the multi-families for sale, it says that buyer is responsible for CO and all town permits. Generally the seller is responsible for these. I know town inspections and getting CO can be a headache with a lot of petty repairs (and you can't negotiate with the town for a CO). Wondering if this is something that I just negotiate with seller and if this is common for multifamlies?

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