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- It is important to find a neighborhood Expert. Sherry Tamasco sells Metuchen Edison Real Estate. Metuchen, Edison, Woodbridge, Piscataway, Highland Park, Fords, Carteret, So. Plainfield, Avenel, Iselin and so many other Middlesex County Towns.
- Let's not forget New Brunswick, North Brunswick, East Brunswick, South Brunswick, Hopelawn, Sewaren, Cranbury, Dunellen, Helmetta, Jamesburg, Middlesex, Milltown, Monroe, Old Bridge, Perth Amboy, Plainsboro, Sayreville, So. Amboy, So. River. Spotswood, Colonia, Keasby and Port Reading. Which town do you want to live in? Which town is your current home located in that you would like to sell?
- I am Sherry Tamasco - your Realtor. No Gimmicks, No Games.... Just Results!! A list of Sherry's homes along with all homes available currently in New Jersey can be found on this website. Metuchen sells!!! Edison sells!! Middlesex County sells!!! Call Sherry Tamasco today amd let me show you how easy it can be to put a professional Realtor in the driver seat. I'll take the responsibility and worry from you. Allow me to place a state of the art lock box on your home so you need not be there when showings are coming. A RE/MAX sign that is nationally recognized on your front lawn. "The sign that brings you home." Nothing but licensed real estate agents will show your home to qualified buyers. What a refreshing change. No time waisted in the sale of your home.
- Whether Buying or Selling - Put my 24 plus years in Sales and Marketing to good use. I am the right person for the job. Let me exceed your expectations!! Call Sherry Today.
- Contracts have to be signed by April 30th and closing has to take place no later than June 30, 2010.
- View a recent RE/MAX video that helps to explain it all.
- New Information: Current Home Owners who have lived in a property for at least 5 years and are now purchasing a new primary residence are eligible for a tax credit of $6,500.
- Who is a First time Buyer? Someone who has not owned a principal residence in the last 3 years.
- Who is a current Home Owner? Someone who has owned and lived in their current residence for a least 5-8 years. Income limits? Single Filers: $125,000, Joint Filers: $250,000 Buyers have to own their home for at least 3 years in order to avoid a recapture penalty by the IRS. Exceptions for death or divorce will be made in certain cases.
- Information deemed reliable but is subject to change.
- Choosing a real estate agent who has the tools, skills and experience to make your dreams come true can be as challenging as the home buying process itself. Let me make it simple for you. Buying or Selling a home no longer needs to be a roller coaster ride. I will walk you through the process, one step at a time, until we reach that closing table TOGETHER. Allow me to exceed your expectations.
- I am pleased to announce that I have just recently completed the GRI (Graduate of Realtor Institute) course. I now join the ranks of an elite 12% of NJAR's membership that has attained this GRI designation throughout a 38 year history. To earn a designation, a REALTORŪ a real estate agent has taken coursework and demonstrated specific skills, performance and knowledge in a particular area of the real estate industry.
- A REALTORŪ is a member of the National Association of REALTORSŪ and subscribes to its strict Code of Ethics. GRI designation stands for Graduate of Realtor Institute. A GRI graduate must complete 90 classroom hours consisting of 3 GRI courses that include contract law,, professional standards and ethics, sales and marketing, finance and risk reduction to name a few. The completion of this program allows me to better serve prospective clients. Both buyers and sellers.
- The Code establishes time-honored and baseline principles that come from the collective experiences of REALTORSŪ since the Code of Ethics was first established in 1913. Those principles can be loosely defined as:
- Loyalty to clients;
- Fiduciary (legal) duty to clients;
- Cooperation with competitors;
- Truthfulness in statements and advertising; and non-interference in exclusive relationships that other REALTORSŪ have with their clients.
- In the least amount of time possible, I will get you the best price on a home that is perfectly suited to your needs and lifestyle, not just today, but for years to come. Please feel free to search for homes right hear on this RE/MAX site. I would be happy to help you with any and all homes you may have interest in.
- It is more important, now, than ever to find the right real estate agent. I have over 23 years of sales and marketing experience to offer. I will guide you with market facts and recent expert forcasting. In this current, everchanging market, PRICE and EXPOSURE are the two most important ingredients to create that perfect sale. You and I will set the price of your home together. LOCATION and CONDITION are other important factors as well. Location is out of our hands but condition is not. I will walk through your home with you and make some suggestions for a better showing.
- Good communication is the cornerstone of any successful relationship. I take my job very seriously. I love what I do and hopefully it shows. My marketing plan is like no other. It is specially thought out and designed with your personal needs in mind. I take pride in my ability to listen to you. It is all about you. Your needs and expectations are important to me. When I took my NJ State test for licensing, I agreed to conduct my business in a manner that acknowledged the fiduciary responsibility I have to you, my client. With that responsibility also comes my personal pledge: To be loyal to you, to keep you informed at all times, to present you with all written and verbal offers to be obedient and listen to you, to be caring of your needs and to be accountable for all my actions.
- In this market, it is not easy for a seller to find the best buyer for their home. Will they be the best buyer? When I say the best, I mean the buyer who is willing to pay the most amout of money for your home with the highest qualifications to do so. That is my definition of the best buyer.
- I am convinced that price and exposure are the number one ways to get that best buyer to visit your home. My agency and myself have the capability to reach many buyers by properly exposing your home, therefore reaching the best buyer who is financially capable to close. Please don't forget that exposure is important but means nothing in this market without the proper price.
- It's up to you to tell your agent what you want and how you want to be involved in the home search process. Some buyers prefer their agents to handpick properties for their consideration; others want to receive the hotsheets on a daily basis so they can comb through the new listings themselves. You should listen to your Realtor's advice, but always remember that you're the boss. And speaking of bosses, it's a good idea for ALL decision-makers to visiti the properties your Realtor shows you.
- While you don't have to keep your house 100% clean all the time, you should make any necessary repairs and perform all major cleanup work BEFORE you start showing your home. There are hundreds of small things you can do to make your house more attractive for a showing, ranging from drawing all the blinds and tightening loose doorknobs to displaying fresh-cut flowers and baking a loaf of bread. Most importantly, you should not be present during showings so that prospective buyers can explore your home freely. Ask me to provide a checklist of things you can do to make your home more attractive to buyers.
- If it's not located in a neighborhood you like, your new house will never feel like home no matter how nice it is. There are several factors that go into making a "good" neighborhood for most people. It should be safe, close to things that are importatnt to you, and should offer the services you depend on, such as healthcare and convenient shoppping. Ambiance and curb appeal may be particularly importatnt to you. Whatever your criteria, once you have a better idea of the areas you are interested in, find out as much as you can about each area's demographics, crime rate, schools, traffic, etc. Check out the county and state records for this information, or you can use Yahoo's "Get Local" onlline service. you can even try the local Chambers of Commerce, but bear in mind that they are in the business of attracting new residents to their neighborhood.
