One must register the vacation rental unit, pay applicable fees, submit a current license as a Transient Public Lodging Establishment (“TPLE”), and provide other required information.

I had a great property under contract, I submitted the offer to him, waited days & never heard so I called them.

Probably not.When I have offers due on my listings at 12 noon on a Tuesday, and Im calling all the agents who submitted offers to negotiate those contracts.....and the part time guy who is at his day job doesnt answer...what do you think happens to their offer?

Lastly, when i try and call them to speak to my property manager 99% of the time I wind up having to submit a note in their portal and wait for a call back.As to to the new garage door that will be installed by the tenant, I wish they would be more involved, giving the tenant some options of companies to call, and to walk them through the repair process.Am i wrong in any of these thoughts or concerns about my current PM---or---do i need to let the property manager do their thing and learn to take a step back?

Submit with your engineer’s report and reference the city’s adoption of FEMA’s requirements for No Rise/Flood Elevation Certificates.

I submitted a request for a quote via their website.

Has anyone submitted form RE 227 as it relates to previous property management experience?

My dilemma is that the accurate numbers are needed for me to submit a fair offer.The location does play a big role and it’s in south NJ where property prices are on the rise but not as much as northern and central NJ. 

In some instances you can still obtain a rental license, in other instances you need to submit a new use permit application, obtain a refusal and then seek the variance.

Lastly, when i try and call them to speak to my property manager 99% of the time I wind up having to submit a note in their portal and wait for a call back.As to to the new garage door that will be installed by the tenant, I wish they would be more involved, giving the tenant some options of companies to call, and to walk them through the repair process.Am i wrong in any of these thoughts or concerns about my current PM---or---do i need to let the property manager do their thing and learn to take a step back?