By Kevin | Published March 28, 2024 | Posted in Business Services, Landlord Tenant, Real Estate, Tax Matters |
*IN NEW JERSEY, MOST MUNICIPAL & COUNTY DEADLINES FOR YOU TO FILE YOUR PROPERTY TAX ASSESSMENT PETITION OF APPEAL IS APRIL 1, 2024, BY 4:00 P.M. (Again, Depending upon your Municipality and or County). Despite the ongoing real estate market activity, many real estate property owners in New Jersey may be paying more than their Read More
Read MoreThe deadline to file a commercial or residential real estate tax assessment appeal in most municipalities in New Jersey is April 1st. However, in Burlington County and Gloucester County the Appeal Deadline is January 15 (however based upon the 2024 federal holidays, January 16 is the deadline). These County Boards of Taxation have moved up Read More
Read MoreDiMEDIO LAW represents clients in a broad range of business matters to include entity formation, ongoing business services and also sales and wind-up / dissolution / termination. DiMEDIO LAW also handles related real estate transactions & land use matters to include buying/acquisition & selling/disposition and also lease and municipal land use matters for commercial, multi-family Read More
Read MoreNEW JERSEY PROPERTY TAXES: HOW MUCH SHOULD YOU BE PAYING? New Jersey 2024 Real Property Tax Assessment Appeals: Are You Paying Too Much? Many real property / real estate owners in New Jersey may be paying more than their fair share of property taxes. Property tax assessment for 2024 are addressed by sales, rental rates/income Read More
Read MoreNotice of Lis Pendens: Your Real Property\Real Estate May Be Subject to Pending Litigation & Require Discharge of Lis Pendens A Notice of Lis Pendens is a legal notice to show that current pending litigation relates to or pertains to certain real property\real estate, as set forth within New Jersey State Statutes. Said Notice must Read More
Read MoreGovernor Phil Murphy’s Executive Order 106 suspended nearly all residential evictions throughout the State of New Jersey; however, the Governor’s temporary eviction moratorium does not mean landlords have no recourse for unpaying tenants. The Executive Order specifically provides that it “does not affect any schedule of rent that is due” and that a Court may Read More
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