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Water Shutoff Threats Face Tenants In Financially Troubled Apartment Buildings; Notices Sent To Central Jersey Renters In 70 Units

By r morris

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In Plainfield, New Jersey, myCentralJersey.com reports:Notices informing tenants that their water service could be shut off in less than three weeks appeared Monday at two downtown apartment buildings managed by Connolly Properties Inc., but a company spokesman said that residents there shouldn't be concerned. The notices appeared at Pingry Arms(1) and Viola's Place,(2) buildings that include a

Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on September 26, 2009 (boomark / email).

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