Here's what I found in NJ tax filing instructions, "...Guidelines for Military Personnel Residents.

They were never instructed to do anything with them."

I had a hunch that owner-paid utilities could be a sign of lower class neighborhoods.This might be common sense, but is it impossible to still instruct tenants to set up utilities in their own name on an owner-paid property, or will the utility company only put them in the owner's name?

He/She might just allow it or give you clear instructions on how to get out. 

(i'm also not sure that their advice to go ahead and deposit his payments after the judgement was won were correct either, i probably should have just sat on them according to some things i've read from other cases, but they told me to go ahead and deposit so i followed their instructions and did that)Next time i plan to use an attorney i saw in court during the hearing, who was clearly very chatty and friendly with the judge and might achieve a better result or at least have better local knowledge than an attorney that's not local

The toilet also worked perfectly, this crack did not even affect the functionality or need to buy new parts for the entire toilet ($400) and then the installation ($400)-$2700 because he claimed oil leaks on driveway were from us, but in the letter of itemized damages withheld from our deposit, he told us he "verbally instructed" us to park our cars off the driveway (which i don't remember him doing) BUT in the lease he says "“Tenant parking may be reassigned another on site/on premises area of the property at the discretion of the landlord, and any such assignment shall be issued in writing and & shall become effective immediately upon receipt of written notice to Tenants from Landlord.” which he never told us in writing, and he probably does not have proof indicating it was us.-$100 per hole and $50 for paint to repair two quarter sized holes on the stairway for removing a gate we have never even seen on the property or knew existed (he is telling us we caused the holes by removing this gate) if anything, we wanted a gate for the dog and would have never removed it. but we seriously never knew of this gate ever existing, never mind removed it.-$350 for removal and disposal of broken toilet, remove and disposal of oil and clean up materials, and storage of items (trash left out for trash pick up day on the CURBSIDE that "interfered with his storage at the property")Basically, we have done nothing since receiving the letter on August 12.

There is finance, bio-tech, software, hardware manufacturing, shipping, higher education, artificial intelligence, just to name a few of the industries that are based here. 

It is a manufactured home built in 1975 (a year before an FHA loan will touch it), attached to a nice unfinished basement.

It is a manufactured home built in 1975 (a year before an FHA loan will touch it), attached to a nice unfinished basement.

But as a non-resident if you lose money, too bad - you essentially lose the loss as a deduction in future years.Here is a snippet from their instructions for the 'Electing-Under Section 216' tax document, the tax form a non-resident files to remit tax.