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Grace purchases a unit in a condominium development in Jersey City, New Jersey, and is preparing to resell it. The buyer's agent requests a resale certificate. Under the New Jersey Condominium Act, which of the following must the resale certificate include?

Correct Answer

D) Information about the condominium association's current budget, outstanding assessments, and any pending litigation involving the association.

Under the New Jersey Condominium Act (N.J.S.A. 46:8B-1 et seq.), a resale certificate for a condominium unit must include material information about the condominium association's financial condition, including the current budget, the amount of any regular and special assessments, any outstanding liens against the unit, and information about pending litigation involving the association. This allows prospective buyers to evaluate the financial health of the association before closing.

Answer Options
A
A copy of the original Public Offering Statement provided to Grace when she first purchased the unit.
B
A title insurance commitment for the buyer issued by a New Jersey-licensed title company.
C
Written approval from the NJREC confirming the resale is permitted under the original registration.
D
Information about the condominium association's current budget, outstanding assessments, and any pending litigation involving the association.

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