If it’s a Wednesday night, 9 months out of 12, I’ll be in class, teaching at The South Jersey Real Estate Academy. Classes are currently being held in Woodstown at The Friends Home. In tonight’s Real Estate class, we studied the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination (LAD): NJSA 10:5-12, whereby it is unlawful to subject… Continue reading Real Estate Activities – 5/11/2016 – A Night @ School
It is a big decision to sell your home or property. Here’s a simple checklist for you to follow to make your decision a little easier. 1) Locate your deed, tax bill and survey 2) Locate and have handy all of the keys to your doors, shed, garage, etc 3) Declutter closets, basement, attic and garage; put… Continue reading 9 Steps To Listing Your Home For Sale
12 Jefferson Road, Pennsville, NJ 08070 – MLS#6588780 What comes to mind when I think of this home is ‘ PEACEFUL SPACE’. Nearly 1,900 sq. ft of ‘PEACEFUL SPACE’. This property has been well maintained by the same family for a very long time. It’s easy to see that it has been loved……and you will love it,… Continue reading Featured Listing – Monday Feb. 1, 2016
We discussed some of the most effective ways to set, keep and conquer resolutions in yesterday’s post, ‘New Year’s Resolutions – part 1’. If you put those tips into play, you will have a great chance of finding yourself in the group of people who will not only raise a glass to 2017 on New Year’s Eve but… Continue reading New Year’s Resolutions – part 2
How many of you set New Year’s resolutions for 2016? It’s easy to feel confident in your abilities while celebrating the end of one year with the energy, optimism and promise of the new year pushing you from behind. It’s understandable to feel strong the first couple of days of January, but what happens after… Continue reading New Year’s Resolutions – part 1
Governer Christie declared a state of emergency before the blizzard even began. He came home to NJ from the campaign trail and asked that only essential and necessary vehicles/workers venture out on the snow and ice-covered roads. While all of us in the Real Estate profession feel that we are essential, I’m pretty sure we are not. So….I… Continue reading Take The Time Out
Served Foreclosure Papers? 5 Things You Should Do. My heart goes out to anyone who must suffer through the stress and embarrassment of being served a foreclosure complaint. I’m sure no one ever put this on their list of “Goals for the New Year”, but our economy is still very challenged and unfortunately, many Americans are… Continue reading What to do if you are served foreclosure papers
While in Salem City today….. What was just a typical errand on behalf of one of our Landlord-clients turned into an unexpected JOY and a solution to a problem. We have a tenant who is readying to move into our listing on Chestnut Street in Salem. The city’s inspection was held and requires several repairs and upgrades…..one of which was… Continue reading Hidden Talents
It’s easy to be drawn in by an enticing ad on ‘Craig’s List’, ‘Zillow’ or ‘Trulia’: “Adorable 2 bedroom apartment in the quiet community of Elsinboro, NJ offers a newer kitchen, freshly painted throughout , washer/dryer, bonus closet storage and balcony deck overlooking a cornfield. $785 per month, no pets” Yep, it sounds great……I bet you… Continue reading I Want To Rent — Where Should I Start?
“Extended family is great. If you want to know how extended your family is, just go out and win the lottery. Your phone will be ringing nonstop. And you know I’ll call you too, because I’m your fifth cousin on your father’s side.” ~ Jarod Kintz, How to construct a coffin with six karate chops … Continue reading “Are You Feeling Lucky, Punk???”
My Day In Salem County 