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Good realtor

Should you hire a real estate professional when you are buying or selling a home in New_Jersey. What benefits or disadvantages are involved when you hire a real estate agent. How much do you have to pay the broker? Do they really care about what you want? What are the benefits of selling your home as for sale by owner? Are the contracts the same, are the same tests required, and are attorneys required if you sell your own home? How much money can you save by selling your home yourself?

Penny from New Jersey (Contact Member) -

It can be very difficult to find a realtor who is right for you. First you must determine what type of person you’re looking for—do you want someone who is professional or someone who is easy-going? Do you want someone who is similar to you in age? How thorough should the person be (do you prefer to do most of the work yourself?). Once you know what you are looking for, try asking collegues and friends for recommendations, but be sure to outline the qualities that are important to you. You might also try using an online opinion site, such as Yelp. Finding the right realtor can make all the difference in locating your dream home.

Reply #1 Penny (3) from New Jersey (Contact Member) -

For those of you who find your dream home, here is a great site for info about home inspections.

Reply #2 Dawn (173.56.52.114) - 09/17/09 17:18

Hello, I'm an interior decorator and I specialize in window treatments. I work with realtors to assist in home staging as well. I offer commissions to realtors who reccomend my company for blinds and window treatments. I am looking to expand my customer base in NJ. I have 15 years of experience and I am very professional & easy to work with. Our prices are always very competetive! If any realtors are looking to network please feel free to contact me. Thank you, Dawn

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