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How does an introduction work?

New Jersey Reserve Studies connects associations with reserve study firms; it does not prepare studies. We pick one firm near you, say who it is, and wait for your go-ahead before sharing anything.

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Five steps

  1. You send the basics

    ZIP code, the kind of building, a phone number or email, and if you like the size of the association and when you need the study.

  2. We choose one firm

    One firm that takes on reserve studies where your association is, and for a covered building one that can also handle the structural inspection.

  3. We tell you who it is

    Within 1 business day we contact you with the firm's name. Nothing about you has gone anywhere yet.

  4. You decide

    A yes sends your request on to that firm. A no ends it there, or we can suggest someone else.

  5. The firm quotes

    The firm contacts you, scopes the study and gives you its own proposal. Any contract is between the association and the firm.

How we are paid

The firm pays us a referral fee when an introduction goes ahead. The association pays us nothing, and the fee does not change the firm's price to you as far as we know; ask the firm if it matters to your board.

What we do not do

We do not inspect buildings, prepare studies, give legal advice or certify compliance. The legal pages on this site summarize the statute and the Department of Community Affairs guidance with links to both; for your own position, check with the association's attorney.

Your details

What you send is used for this request only. See the privacy notice for how long we keep it and how to have it deleted, and the opt-out page if you want us to stop sharing it.

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Three short screens. The ZIP code and the kind of building first, then how to reach you, then a few taps about the association.

This site does not prepare studies itself. Our job is to find one firm active near your association, name it to you, and forward your details only with your go-ahead.

Screen 1 of 3

Where is the association, and what is it?

What kind of building?

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