The purpose of this move is to help my mom with her uniform (embroidery and print screen) business.

Obviously with 50 states, and a number of territories and the District, not everything is necessarily uniform everywhere, but most states regulations mirror each other on this issue. 

The monthly fee goes towards common area landscaping as well as  enforcing rules that keeps the neighborhood nice and uniform, lawns mowed and yards weeded, houses painted, trash cans behind gates, cars parked in appropriate spots, etc.When I drive my neighborhoods I never have to worry about a trashed house next to my property, a car parked on the lawn next door, homes in disrepair and in need of paint, etc.The tenants I attract expect their neighbors homes to be just as nice as mine.No downside to HOA’s in my opinion.

They extended their stay another night, which was fine, but I just asked that they put my uniform in the garage so that I could grab it Monday morning and change/shower at work. 

I believe Teaneck is a huge renter town but I'm uniformed about Bergenfield NJ.

The Uniform Building Code, or the UBC used to be the code all cities in the USA adhered to.

Sounds like Marriott is going with higher-end str's, and will seek to make them pretty uniform from one to another (so you know exactly what you are getting each time). 

The gas company (gasoline for their fleet vehicles), a uniform vendor, that kind of thing.

The misunderstanding is that the 5% error is not uniformly distributed based on 5% of the median home value of the area.

@Kristin Kerr, under the Alabama Uniform Residential Landlord Tenant Act, a landlord is obligated to maintain all systems that were working at the time the lease was entered into, unless specifically excluded in the lease.