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Monmouth — Ch. 124 Rental Registration and Inspections § 124.11

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Monmouth — Ch. 124 Rental Registration and Inspections § 124.11
A landlord shall produce a current certificate of inspection upon request by a tenant or prospective tenant.
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Plain English

Under Monmouth Ch. 124 § 124.11, landlords are required to produce a current certificate of inspection whenever a tenant or prospective tenant requests to see it. This rule ensures that renters have access to documentation confirming that a rental unit has been inspected. The provision applies to both existing tenants and those who are considering renting a unit.

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For Property Managers

Under Ch. 124 § 124.11, compliant property owners and managers keep their current certificate of inspection readily accessible so it can be produced promptly when any tenant or prospective tenant asks to see it. Operators generally maintain up-to-date inspection records as part of routine property management to avoid being unable to fulfill this obligation. Ensuring the certificate reflects the most recent inspection cycle is a standard practice for staying in compliance with Monmouth's Rental Registration and Inspections program.

General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.

For Tenants

Under Monmouth Ch. 124 § 124.11, tenants and prospective tenants have the right to request and receive a current certificate of inspection from a landlord. If a landlord fails to produce the certificate upon request, that refusal may constitute a violation of the Rental Registration and Inspections ordinance, which could be reported to the appropriate Monmouth municipal authority. Tenant-rights organizations can provide general information about how this right is typically enforced and what options may be available when a landlord does not comply.

General guidance for tenants — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult a tenant-rights organization or attorney for advice on your case.

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