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Montclair, Verona, Caldwell,Cedar Grove Areas
460 Bloomfield Avenue
Caldwell, NJ 07006
Phone: 972-228-1050
Fax: 973-618-5500
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| Broker/Associate | “I sell real estate, but my business is people.” Proudly serving the communities of Montclair, Verona, Cedar Grove, Caldwells & the surrounding areas of North Jersey Hello! Thank you for visiting. |
 | Buying a Home in the Montclair New Jersey area: I will take the time to listen to all your real estate needs and then provide you with suitable options as they come to market. My experience and personal advice will also prove useful when it comes time to buy your dream home. |
| Selling a Home? I will offer suggestions in order to maximize your home's curb appeal, and I will use my Internet and traditional marketing programs to provide local and national coverage because your goals are my goals. | .jpg) |
 | Relocating to the Area? If you are moving to the Montclair NJ area, I can provide you with helpful information so that your move is as worry free as possible. Feel free to contact me for local information like the best schools and communities. |
Your complete satisfaction is my #1 goal because if you're satisfied, you will refer me to your friends. What I bring to the table is experience, integrity, a national network of real estate professionals, and numerous marketing methods all aimed at getting the job done right.
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How Renovations Impact Your Home Insurance
21 May 2013, 2:00 am
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When planning a major renovation, the last thing homeowners think about is how it may impact their home insurance coverage. That could be a big mistake. Jim Adair reports.
Homeownership Is Not a Tax Loophole
21 May 2013, 2:00 am
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Reforming the tax code is a big issue in Washington this year; and whatever is one person's preferred deduction is, in the eyes of another, it's a 'loophole.' Imagine, then, literally thousands of Realtors® on Capitol Hill, filling their legislator's offices, and wearing tags that said 'Homeownership is not a Loophole'.
| Weekly Mortgage Rates | |
Freddie Mac National Averages | |
| 30 Yr Fixed | 3.51% |
| 15 Yr Fixed | 2.69% |
| 5 Yr Fixed | 2.62% |
| 1 Yr Fixed | 2.55% |
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