My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: New Jersey
Hi - I recently found a renter for my place who wants to move in on May 1st. It is part of a condominium complex but it is not a coop.
The management company is saying they are not allowing move ins and move outs because of Covid. This is their email to me - "There are no move ins or move outs at this time. The decision of the Board is based on the restrictions prohibiting non essential work by the Governor of the State of New Jersey not the Board or Management and you do not have a CCO with an inspection."
First of all, isn't real estate still considered essential work?
Second - can they actually do this? It is not a coop.
The CCO can be obtained well before the move in. Also, I have a signed lease and checks from the tenant that I will not be able to proceed with unless he can move in. What should I do if they continue to block the move? Please advise - thanks!

