New Jersey
Seller disclosure, property tax and closing-cost notes for buyers and sellers in New Jersey.
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New Jersey homeowners and renters may qualify for ANCHOR, Senior Freeze, Stay NJ, or an income-tax property tax deduction. Here's how the programs differ and where to check current rules.
Most New Jersey Realtor-prepared home contracts include a three-business-day attorney review period. Here's how the clock starts, how an attorney disapproves, and when the contract becomes binding.
NJHMFA's First-Time Homebuyer loan can be paired with up to $15,000 in down payment assistance, forgiven after five years if you occupy the home. Apply through a participating lender.
New Jersey assessment appeals usually go to the county board of taxation by April 1, or May 1 after a town-wide reval. Three counties use January 15. Here's how the process works.
New Jersey's Realty Transfer Fee is usually paid by the seller on a graduated per-$500 schedule. Sales over $1 million may also owe a Graduated Percent Fee, imposed on the seller since July 10, 2025.
New Jersey residential sellers must complete a property condition disclosure before a buyer is bound, and every real-property sale needs the mandatory Flood Risk Addendum. Here's what that means.
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