The State published guidance landlord/tenant handbook is silent on this specific scenario, so absent clarifying guidance elsewhere there is really a judgement call to be made as you are not 'required' to offer anything.

@David Adams you are publishing on a public forum that you are considering committing mortgage fraud.

The only part I am not sure about if the market will "correct"; I believe it is much more likely that it will level off.The reason I believe that is affordability - the NAR publishes an affordability index; basically how much of a median household incoem is needed to buy a median home with 10% down.

For more expensive rentals, we use MLS that also publishes to Realtor and many other 3rd party sites.We get very little leads from the rest like Apartments, Rent, Rentals, Homes etc and lot of those, they stay outdated.

Is it a law or something why other markets publish this info on their listings but NJ does not?

I have read Rich Dad Poor Dad and have now begun to read others published by BiggerPockets!

So far I’ve read 4 books published by Bigger Pockets or their members and am gaining a lot of insight into which direction I wanna go when I finally do take that leap into investing.

If you want to do some research on your own from the Lawmakers, start here:IRS - Retirement Plans Published Guidance   (Code, Notices, Advisories, etc.) 

HUD publishes data monthly that tells you how many 203K loans get closed and which lenders do them. 

The article was published by The Washington Post and it highlights three important investor qualities which I summarized as thick skin, strong stomach, and knowledge.  1.Thick Skin: Beginning a real estate investing career will come with some stress and challenges that include securing reputable general contractors.