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DIVISION OF CODES AND STANDARDS Condominium, Fee 2025

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The document outlines proposals for the readoption of rules concerning the Condominium, Fee Simple and Cooperative Conversion and Mobile Home Park Retirement regulations in New Jersey. It emphasizes that these rules are necessary for tenant protection against eviction during property conversions, particularly for senior citizens and disabled individuals. The proposals also include a Federal Standards Statement indicating no federal analysis is required, an assessment of job and agriculture industry impacts, and a regulatory flexibility analysis noting minimal effects on small businesses. Additionally, it discusses the implications for housing affordability and smart growth development, asserting that the readoption will not adversely affect these areas.

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Begin by reviewing the General Provisions section. This includes understanding the 'notice of intent' and 'full plan of conversion' that must be provided to tenants.
Fill out the required fields regarding tenant information, ensuring you include details about comparable housing options offered to tenants.
Proceed to complete the application forms for senior citizens and disabled protected tenancy as outlined in Subchapter 2. Ensure all eligibility criteria are met.
If applicable, integrate additional procedures for conversions specific to Hudson County as described in Subchapter 3.
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Are condo fees and HOA fees the same thing?

Different Ownership Structure While HOA fees help maintain HOA property, condo fees support common property. This difference in ownership explains why condo association fees are different.

What is a condo certification fee?

If the property is a condominium, you must also pay a Condo Certification Fee of $250.00. The fee is charged by your Homeowners Association (HOA) or Management Company to provide information to the Bank. The Bank requires this information to determine the eligibility of the project for mortgage financing purposes.

What is a normal condo fee?

The average condo association fees in the U.S. cost about $300-$400 a month. Typical condo association fees in California are similar in range. However, it may be higher or lower depending on the city. It may even cost as much as $1,000 monthly.

What is a common fee for a condominium?

Because common expenses, maintenance fees or condominium fees are the payments each owner makes to cover their share in the management and upkeep of the condominium. It covers the use of electricity in the common areas, window cleaning, pest control, pool, concierge, security, insurance, etc..