ALERT - We have reports of students being scammed by someone posing as a landlord for properties they do not own/manage. Check ownership and licensing of landlord/property manager. Phone numbers alone can be spoofed, so corroborate authenticity with supplemental info. Meet: When possible, meet in person. Don’t rent unseen unless you’ve verified the property with a trusted source. Reach out to our office for more information.
Rental agreements outline the responsibilities that landlords and tenants agree to follow. It is important that landlords and tenants not only understand their responsibilties but should also understand the responsibilities of the other party.
For state information about rental responsibilities, visit the NJ Department of Community Affairs Landlord-Tenant Information Service.
