NOTE:To be “bonded” means the Contractor must purchase a Surety Bond, which serves as a form of Insurance to protect the Contractor’s Customers if he or she fails to complete the job properly or fails to pay for permits, subcontractors, or other financial obligations. 7.

Here in NJ if you have an issue with a tenant and have to evict you need to serve your notices to quit or any paperwork to everyone who's an adult, which is 18 and above from my experience. 

I operate under my own set of core values which will never be compromised and as a wholesaler who takes pride in serving homeowners and investors alike I hold myself to the highest degree of ethics and morals.  

However, if perhaps this new property of yours was a single family house AND the previous owner served the tenant the required written notice claiming they were exempt from this new law (which they would have needed to do by a deadline that has already passed), then this property could be exempt from the rent cap in AB1482. 

Nobody can argue "first come first serve" as being discriminatory. 

This tenant has been a pain to work with all along and has 6 months left on his lease.Can we serve a notice to quit for locking us out of our garage?  

I served right after 9/11.. stationed in Oki..

We targeted strong structures with new to midlife utilities and that strategy served us well. 

I found that very few people read leases, that's why we went back to paper leases and signing in person, because that gives me an opportunity to explain a few things, go over home operation, safety and maintenance.But still, people don't listen very well (or remember everything I said) - so I leave them with two house warming gifts: Command brand picture hanging strips and quality snap-on felt bottoms for their chairs.This serves as a physical reminder of what I want them to do: not make holes in the walls and scratches in the floors. 

This should not be considered preeminent over the sale.Time and time again I see people trying to mandate keeping the same PM after the sale, which is all well and good and very nicely loyal, but it is also limits the buyer pool and doesn't necessarily serve anyone's best interest except . . . the PM co?