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Updated over 2 years ago on . Most recent reply

NJ landlord right to enter premise
As a landlord in NJ, do I have the right to enter the premise with a licensed contractor to investigate violations from the township?
Can the tenant deny my access if I give them enough notice ( > 24 hours)?
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According to the NJ government website, the tenant can except in certain circumstances (eg emergency).