Answer by James Miner Esq.
In NJ it is standard practice for the SELLER to be responsible for obtaining the municipal certifications including the "smoke cert" (smoke detectors, CO2 detectors, fire extinguisher) as well as the...
View ArticleAnswer by Rahzhak Mizhauni-BA.,MLT
If Buyer is responsible for C.O. and all certs required? Make certain that your addendum to your offer to purchase read "Seller pay for Non recurring costs as a contingency; contingent on inspection...
View ArticleAnswer by Jeanne Feenick (908) 337-0943
Folks - This question was asked in 2008! Very unlikely that William is still reading but we agents should be mindful of the dates to keep the site relevent.
View ArticleAnswer by Rahzhak Mizhauni-BA.,MLT
If Buyer is responsible for C.O. and all certs required? Make certain that your addendum to your offer to purchase read "Seller pay for Non recurring costs as a contingency; contingent on inspection...
View ArticleAnswer by James Miner Esq.
In NJ it is standard practice for the SELLER to be responsible for obtaining the municipal certifications including the "smoke cert" (smoke detectors, CO2 detectors, fire extinguisher) as well as the...
View ArticleAnswer by Rahzhak Mizhauni-BA.,MLT
If Buyer is responsible for C.O. and all certs required? Make certain that your addendum to your offer to purchase read "Seller pay for Non recurring costs as a contingency; contingent on inspection...
View ArticleAnswer by Jeanne Feenick
Folks - This question was asked in 2008! Very unlikely that William is still reading but we agents should be mindful of the dates to keep the site relevent.
View ArticleAnswer by Rahzhak Mizhauni
If Buyer is responsible for C.O. and all certs required? Make certain that your addendum to your offer to purchase read "Seller pay for Non recurring costs as a contingency; contingent on inspection...
View ArticleAnswer by James Miner Esq.
In NJ it is standard practice for the SELLER to be responsible for obtaining the municipal certifications including the "smoke cert" (smoke detectors, CO2 detectors, fire extinguisher) as well as the...
View ArticleAnswer by Rahzhak Mizhauni
If Buyer is responsible for C.O. and all certs required? Make certain that your addendum to your offer to purchase read "Seller pay for Non recurring costs as a contingency; contingent on inspection...
View ArticleAnswer by Jeanne Feenick
Folks - This question was asked in 2008! Very unlikely that William is still reading but we agents should be mindful of the dates to keep the site relevent.
View ArticleAnswer by Jeanne Feenick
Folks - This question was asked in 2008! Very unlikely that William is still reading but we agents should be mindful of the dates to keep the site relevent.
View ArticleAnswer by Rahzhak Mizhauni
If Buyer is responsible for C.O. and all certs required? Make certain that your addendum to your offer to purchase read "Seller pay for Non recurring costs as a contingency; contingent on inspection...
View ArticleAnswer by James Miner Esq.
In NJ it is standard practice for the SELLER to be responsible for obtaining the municipal certifications including the "smoke cert" (smoke detectors, CO2 detectors, fire extinguisher) as well as the...
View ArticleAnswer by Rahzhak Mizhauni
If Buyer is responsible for C.O. and all certs required? Make certain that your addendum to your offer to purchase read "Seller pay for Non recurring costs as a contingency; contingent on inspection...
View ArticleAnswer by Jeanne Feenick
Folks - This question was asked in 2008! Very unlikely that William is still reading but we agents should be mindful of the dates to keep the site relevent.
View ArticleAnswer by Mariyaluci
Different markets have different rules- but in my local market a buyer cannot move into a property until they have an occupancy permit. I know I would not want to close on a house that I was not...
View ArticleAnswer by Jeanne Feenick
Folks - This question was asked in 2008! Very unlikely that William is still reading but we agents should be mindful of the dates to keep the site relevent.
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