By Chair Caning & Wicker Repair January 10, 2014
Thank you for connecting with Chair Caning & Wicker Repair www.chaircaning.webs.com 704-235-8171, it is a pleasure having you in our network. We wish your business to have continued growth and success.Giving your company 5 stars and other "compliments" to your Circle site for your kindness. ...read more
By Adam February 18, 2009
Mortgage Capital Associates blundered my loan in more ways than I could have imagined possible. MCA lost loan documents, failed to fund on time, waited until the day before my lock expired to complete many of the closing requirements, and my loan originator, Julio Valdez, among other MCA employees, failed to return telephone calls and email messages again and again. One would expect a reasonable level of professionalism from a nationally-recognized mortgage brokerage. The treatment I received was several notches below my last experience with the stoned pizza twirlers a Dominoes. If I could rate Mortgage Capital Associates -10 stars, I would. ...read more
By Sean and Jossan Russell June 05, 2008
We hve never come across another agent like Jason. He was always attentive to our needs and only showed us homes that we wanted to see. He coordinated inspections and negotiated an incredible deal on our new home saving us $23,000! Jason is the best!!! ...read more
John Buckley 20/20 Home Inspection of NJ Freehold NJ Home Inspector Pre-listing home inspections give both the buyer and seller up-front knowledge of potential repair costs. Inventories in most parts of the country have been pushing historically high levels. Gone are the days of multiple offers, and buyers camping out and entering lotteries to make a home purchase. With the shifting market, buyers are increasingly more sensitive to property condition and are more than ever asking for full disclosure up front about condition and other factors that affect the value. A pre-inspected listing makes available to the buyers a full inspection report by a qualified home inspector. The report educates the buyers on the condition of the property under consideration, and lets them know what major potential expenses might be incurred once they close on the house. Then the buyer can decide early on if they want to pursue a property, given the condition. There may be some excepted items they can live with, but others they cannot. The same report can and should be used by the sellers to assist them in preparing property disclosure documents. It allows the seller to anticipate any objections directed toward property structure and system functions such as heating and air conditioning - objections that may have potential financial implications. A pre-listing inspection can be available at the property for review by the buyers after viewing the property. The listing agent should also have the inspection report available for prospective buyers and their agents through an HTML link on their website. While a pre-listing inspection will not head off every potential "deal-breaker" issue, most agree the benefits outweigh holding off on the inspection until after contract acceptance. Here are some of benefits to conducting the inspection prior to the listing. Identify defects and make repairs ahead of time. By identifying possible defects early on, the seller is in a position to handle repairs prior to listing, making the listing more attractive and the property more saleable. This may mean more money to the seller and a faster sale. Making repairs ahead of time will limit objections over defects during the negotiations. If the seller elects not to repair certain defects that turn up in the inspection, they can disclose the defects to potential buyers in the disclosure documents. State disclosure laws vary, and sellers should consult with their attorneys on state disclosure laws. Aid as a pricing tool. Having a completed inspection report from a certified inspector will help you (the seller) arrive at a realistic list price. If you find out, for example, that your HVAC system shows significant wear and tear and will need to be replaced before the next winter season, you should take that into consideration when pricing your home for sale. Provide a feeling of confidence to potential buyers. With a clean inspection in hand after viewing a property, potential buyers may feel more comfortable in moving ahead with an offer. When a buyer can see there are no major defects in the property to be addressed, it is easier for them to determine how much they can comfortably spend on the house. If there is a problem that needs to be addressed, they buyers can write an offer that will reflect the cost of the needed repairs, or they can ask the sellers to remedy the defect. Best practices in today's buyers' markets dictate one of the best things sellers can do to facilitate a sale is to conduct a pre-listing property inspection by a certified inspector, and have it readily available for potential buyers. The more information buyers have will aid in the negotiations and hopefully result in a successful contract.20/20 Home Inspection of NJ is proud to offer Pre-Listing Inspections as one of our services offered. Please contact us if you or one of your clients have questions about this new and popular service. *20/20 Home Inspection of NJ* (732) 743-5665)* Freehold NJ 07728* ...read more
By 2020 Home Inspection of NJ December 15, 2010
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By 2020 Home Inspection of NJ November 26, 2010
Ruiz Lawn&Landscape volunteers our mowing services to men and women who are servicing our country in the Middle East. The person we are currently sponsoring is Captain Michael Panzera who is stationed in Iraq. I received a call from Captain Panzera the day before Thanksgiving, 2008. He introduced himself and told me that he received my name from Project Evergreen and he is a soldier currently stationed in Iraq. Since my first conversation with him, I have learned a little more information about him through emails and some investigation. He comes from a family of volunteers. His elderly mother, who lives in a senior facility, crochets lap robes that are distributed to AIDS baby care centers and battered women’s shelters. Captain Michael felt the call to service after the bombing of the World Trade Center, a place where he had been employed in the early 1980’s. This is Captain Michael’s second time serving our country. He felt the need to rejoin to take up this new fight. Due to his unselfish acts he has suffered personally as well as financially. He has sacrificed a great deal for our country and I would like to do what I can to give something back to him. On May 16th (Armed Forces Day), Project Welcome Home will take place. Ruiz Lawn and Landscape and other volunteers will be adding landscape and seasonal flowers to Captain Panzera’s Freehold home to surprise him when he returns from serving our country at the end of May. We are planning on celebrating this silent hero with our heart and our time by doing this project. This project will show Captain Panzera that our military has not been forgotten and we appreciate what he has given up for us so we can be safe at home. We are working together to help this local hero come back to a warm welcome of thanks. Sincerely,Mike RuizRuiz Lawn and Landscape732-904-5000www. ruizlawn.comhttp://www.ruizlawn.com/project.html ...read more
By Ruiz Lawn & Landscape May 04, 2009
Are you looking to buy a house? When you go to look at houses, you will quickly see that realtors do not use street addresses as a method of identifying houses. They use an MLS number which allows them to quickly access information about a property for sale. Using a street address gives you some infor... ...read more
Finding the perfect place for your business can take a great deal of time and research. You may want to lease a building rather than rent it. Leasing a building helps you build equity in the building. Depending on your location, commercial property may be listed for lease differently than traditional ... ...read more
