"I specialize in representing buyers and can streamline the process of choosing, viewing and purchasing your home!" says: Jolie, a native New Yorker, who has over 15 years of New York experience Real Estate experience.
Jolie is related to the Muss family, who are well known for the Alexander Muss High School in Israel, Brooklyn & Miami real estate; her grandfather Isaac was the Patriarch and her grandmother Anna was the Mama who started the dynasty that her innovative father David and her uncles Steven, Alexander and eight other siblings carried on!
"You will come to appreciate my uncanny knack, for quickly finding you the ideal condo, co-op, mansion, building or townhouse, at the best price, to love and call your home!" Having grown up in both Manhattan and Europe, Jolie is very comfortable with different cultures, she also speaks Spanish and French fluently, as well as some Italian.
When you have her represent you as your buyer's broker (without charge or added cost!) you will have on your side, a skilled and effective negotiator, who will work hard to find you the right place and get you the best deal!
"Whether you are a buyer or seller you will benefit from my knowledge, creativity and resourcefulness."
Jolie Muss
The Upper West Side's Buyer's Broker
Licensed Real Estate Broker & Brokerage
Columbus Avenue, The Upper West Side, New York City 10023
Office: 212 721-3301 Contact: joliemuss@joliemuss.com
Web Site: http://joliemuss.com
P.S. I am now allowed to offer Buyer's rebates on homes in New York purchased through me.
Buyers who sign an exclusive buyer's/ purchase agreement with me (at no extra cost or charge) who purchase their property through me, will receive a buyer's rebate after closing computed on the sales price at closing of:
(a) 0.0025% (quarter of a percent) rebate for properties below $600K (b) 0.005% (half of a percent) rebate for properties above $600K (c)1% (one percent) rebate, on properties above $900K. Other restrictions may apply and may not be applicable under certain conditions.Rebate must be allowed by your type of financing.
Ask your lawyer and accountant about any rebate and tax issues.
(As I've had many questions about the legality of buyer's rebates, here is a link to the US Department of Justice
website page where it is all explained:
http://www.usdoj.gov/atr/public/real_estate/newyork.htm )