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Apply for new zoning vs. running an illegal unit
Hi all,
I'm about to put an offer on a property in Haddon township, NJ. Unfortunately, one of the unit turns out to be an illegal unit. The unit has been there for over 20 years. My question is, is it worth getting a legal permit for it or just run it on the down low? Is there a penalty for running an illegal unit?