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Jason Timmerman
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Finding Tax Delinquent or Code Violation Lists in New Jersey

Jason Timmerman
  • Howell, NJ
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Hello,

Does anyone working the New Jersey markets know how to find the tax delinquent lists or the municipal code violation lists.  I have been looking everywhere and most towns I have spoken with say no such list exist or that I have to look up each property one by one to see its tax status.  That would obviously take years and wouldn't be fruitful.  I went to the County Clerk's office and found the probate and foreclosure list easily.  I really want that tax delinquent list though.  Anyone know where to find it?

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Jonathan S.
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  • Montclair, NJ
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Jonathan S.
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  • Montclair, NJ
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@Jason Timmerman Send an email directly to the town clerk. Title the email "OPRA request - Tax delinquent property list" and explain who you are and what you are looking for. They may ask you to fill out the form or they may just give it to you. Either way they are required to respond to you.

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