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Nick Vandekar
"We represent buyers and sellers."
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Realtor for Long & Foster Real Estate Inc
November 2006—present
PAR Director, Accredited Buyer's Representative, e-PRO, Relocation certified
PAR Director, Accredited Buyer's Representative, e-PRO, Relocation certified
Realtor for Weichert
March 2004—November 2004
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Specialties:
Residential, new construction, land, short sales and foreclosures, representing sellers and buyers.
When selling pricing and marketing is key to getting ... show more
When selling pricing and marketing is key to getting ... show more
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Trudy is an Associate Broker
Nick is an ABR (Accredited Buyer Representative); e-PRO (Certified technology professional) and a Pennsylvania Association ... show more
Nick is an ABR (Accredited Buyer Representative); e-PRO (Certified technology professional) and a Pennsylvania Association ... show more
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Antiques and Art, Gardening, Running; Biking
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We are full time Realtors.
We have seen 80% of the houses that have been for sale in Tredyffrin, Easttown and Radnor townships in the last 9 years. ... show more
We have seen 80% of the houses that have been for sale in Tredyffrin, Easttown and Radnor townships in the last 9 years. ... show more
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"We can't thank you enough for all your help and patience throughout this process. We've greatly appreciated your time and all the effort that went into
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Nick Vandekar answered:
Lauren,
As so many homes fall in different boudaries for township, school district and post office address a good way to find out is to get the transport phone number for the school districts you think it falls into, usually obtainable on line, and ask which school boundaries does that address fall in. Even as an agent for me this is the best way to make certain of which schools a child will go to from that address and is what I will do when listing a home.
As so many homes fall in different boudaries for township, school district and post office address a good way to find out is to get the transport phone number for the school districts you think it falls into, usually obtainable on line, and ask which school boundaries does that address fall in. Even as an agent for me this is the best way to make certain of which schools a child will go to from that address and is what I will do when listing a home.
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