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The Property Owners Association of New Jersey, Inc. exists to bring together owners and operators of residential real estate, interested persons, and related industry personnel for educational and information sharing purposes. The organization is comprised of owners and managers of apartment units and other individuals who work in fields related to the housing industry.
Some Benefits of Membership: - Ten Issues of POA's publication, NEWS & VIEWS. Keep your finger on the "pulse" of the industry.
- FREE POA Membership Directory - contact your fellow members without calling the POA office.
- Convenient access to the following publications: Purchasing Truth In Renting brochures, How to Protect Your Family from Lead pamphlets, and DCA's Chapter 10 - Regulations for the Maintenance of Hotels and Multiple Dwellings guidelines.
- FREE attendance at membership meetings.
- FREE legal guidance at all membership meetings.
- Special legislative bulletins on state & federal government activities impacting the industry.
- Referral "hot line" where you'll receive assistance with rental property issues.
- Excellent networking opportunities at association events.
- Members Only Sections and Forums on the POA Website.
- Links with other real estate associations.
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On Wednesday, May 14th, the POA will present a program on “Energy Solutions-Insulation, Maintenance and Alternative Energy”. The program will take place at the Wilshire Grand at 350 Pleasant Valley Way, West Orange, NJ, beginning at 6:30 p.m. The program is sponsored by Shore Insulation and Tiger Foam Insulation. |
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Truth in Lending Truth in Renting is now available online.... Click Here | | POA Expo The Property Owners Association 2008 Expo brochure is now available on line.... Click Here |
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By Christopher J. Hanlon, Esq. On December 12, 2007 the Supreme Court issued an Opinion in Robert Maglies v. Estate of Bertha Guy. This involves a Section 8 tenancy, but the decision will be used by tenant advocates to attempt to extend the rights of persons approved for “occupancy,” but who are not approved for tenancy, to provide the occupants with all the protection afforded by the Anti-Eviction Act without additional screening on the part of management. The Maglies case involved a landlord who had entered into a landlord tenant relationship with Bertha Guy thirty years ago. During her tenancy, she became a Section 8 Voucher Holder participant. The landlord participated in the Section 8 Program (in order to comply with his legal obligations). |
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