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Landlords: The Importance of Investigating Outstanding Violations

by Joshua M. Marks, Esq. | January 9, 2008

In many municipalities, a Certificate of Occupancy (often referred to as the “CO”) must be obtained by the seller and delivered to the buyer prior to or at closing. This insures that the buyer is aware of any outstanding violations or pending assessments against the property. However, some towns do not require a CO. If [...]

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