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A developer is planning to sell units in a new planned real estate development in New Jersey and must comply with PREDFDA. Which of the following is NOT a requirement imposed on the developer under PREDFDA?

Correct Answer

C) Obtaining written approval from the local municipality before NJREC registration can be accepted

PREDFDA (N.J.S.A. 45:22A-21 et seq.) does not require a developer to obtain written approval from the local municipality as a prerequisite for NJREC registration. While local zoning and building permits are separate legal requirements, PREDFDA's registration process is administered entirely by the NJREC and does not condition NJREC approval on prior municipal sign-off. This option describes a requirement that does not exist under PREDFDA.

Answer Options
A
Registering the development with the New Jersey Real Estate Commission before marketing
B
Providing each prospective buyer with a Public Offering Statement before or at contract signing
C
Obtaining written approval from the local municipality before NJREC registration can be accepted
D
Allowing buyers a seven-day right of rescission after receipt of the Public Offering Statement

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