A landlord shall be liable to a tenant in a civil action for treble damages plus the tenant’s attorney fees and costs, and any other appropriate legal or equitable relief, if: (1) the landlord serves the tenant with notice alleging the landlord seeks to personally occupy the rental premises under subsection g. of 46A:15-1, after which the tenant vacates the rental premises and the landlord arbitrarily fails to personally occupy the rental premises or to effectuate a contract of sale for the rental premises within six months, but instead permits personal occupancy of the premises by another tenant or registration or conversion of the premises by the Department pursuant to The Planned Real Estate Development Full Disclosure Act, N.J.S. 45:22A-21 et seq.; or (2) the landlord who is a purchaser of the rental premises pursuant to a contract that requires the tenant to vacate in accordance with subsection g. of 46A:15-1, after which time the tenant vacates the rental premises, thereafter arbitrarily fails to personally occupy the rental premises within six months, but instead permits personal occupancy of the premises by another tenant or registration of conversion of the premises by the Department pursuant to The Planned Real Estate Development Full Disclosure Act, N.J.S. et seq.; or 

To me, it is crucial to surround yourself with your competition and act civil and even friendly with each other.

If you have been a victim it is important to let that be known now so we can get this taken care of before your situation worsens as they abandonship.The city has commited to an active role in persuing criminal and civil penalties against them.

A little about me: I have a BS in Civil engineering and an MS in Environmental engineering.

I guarantee if there is litigation the Sponsor is going to get named personally. 

Also, note that an eviction is just a civil lawsuit seeking possession of the property and usually also money.https://www.cumberlandcountypa.gov/FAQ.aspx?

People seem to forget that as an owner you ARE the HOA, and I don't think most people realize that a good HO6 policy has coverage against special assessments.I will also chime in that an older well managed building (preferably without elevators) can be a much lower cost risk than many of the larger newer complexes in Denver many of which have had litigation against their builders already, and whose taxes are often double or triple.  

A bit over a year ago I graduated with my 4 year degree in Civil Engineering, and I got a job in Montana where I am doing Structural Engineering primarily for custom luxury homes.

Thanks for ending it on a civil note.

I would definitely let them know ahead of time , about your plans to subdivide and see if they are on-board.If yes then next step is to hire a Surveyor(to see easements/boundaries) then go to a local Civil engineer to come up with a site plan making sure there is access to all lots.