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Rental Inspections/Failures: What happens if my unit fails an inspection for a Certificate of Occupancy? What are the requirements?

April 26, 2017Certificate fails failures happens inspection Inspections occupancy rental requirements

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Rental Inspections/Failures: What happens if my unit fails an inspection for a Certificate of Occupancy? What are the requirements?

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A-44. If your unit fails inspection, the Township inspector will send you a letter listing required repairs, as well as the date for his reinspection. For your tenant to move in the unit, all repairs must be satisfactorily completed by the reinspection date so that we may issue a Certificate of Occupancy.