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Took over a vacant building in Weehawken, NJ. Need some advice

Mike A.
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We just took over a vacant 3 unit apartment building in Weehawken NJ.  The laws in Weehawken, NJ aren't too clear on what we can rent the units out for.  The building was delivered vacant to us, so since we're the new owners, are we able to set the rates at market?  Any advice on steps would be appreciated.  

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