I"m seeking to rezone the lots as they are pre-existing, prior to the first zoning codes, which later came in and only granted duplex zoning, so these are legal, non-conforming but can't be converted to separate up/down "condo" sales as lenders won't loan if a structure can't be rebuilt after a catastrophic loss unless its zoned correctly as their collateral is compromised and that is the case in the county where these are located. 

Unfortunately that is the exact case in the Poconos.  

Especially the case in multifamily properties or large homes converted to multifamily that wasn't separately metered.

It will either scare them off or you'll get the opportunity to plead your case in front of a judge and get some resolution.

Case in point, we've provided a lot of parameters for our wholesalers and yet they still continue to bring us "great deals" that are not in our wheelhouse (i.e. mobile homes, properties not on City sewer and water).

I also eat 2 raw eggs, a scoop of whey protein, a serving of milk, and a serving of Greek yogurt every morning.  60 grams of protein. 

Case in point, the NAHB reports that rising lumber costs alone have added $36,000 in cost to the average single-family home.

Would you ask for a co-signer (his spouse in this case) in the lease?

Is it easy to file a case in the court in NJ?

Didn't think to go look at all the water meters.There's a famous case in accounting where a company valued full tanks of salad oil.