New Jersey S4453 mandates transient accommodation owners to be present during short-term rentals and limits agreements to one at a time.
New Jersey S4453 defines "transient accommodation" as living spaces for lodging obtained through a marketplace or managed by a professional, excluding hotels and certain residential facilities. The bill requires owners or their agents to be present during short-term rentals unless the stay exceeds 30 days or a written agreement states otherwise. It also limits transient accommodations to one short-term rental agreement at a time. Violations incur a $1,000 civil penalty, recoverable through a summary proceeding.
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