If you would like to interview another real estate agent, I would like to be considered. It's a good idea to speak to several realtors and see what their marketing plans for your home would be .
Carol Eisenstein email caroleisenstein@prunewjersey.com

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I would be happy to speak with you on the phone about your home and your concerns. The next step from there would be for me to view your home so I can do an accurate market analysis which means looking at current and past inventory....listing prices and what similar homes have sold for in your area. Please visit my website: http://www.HouseBeautifulNJ.com and give me a call on 973-214-5872. If you prefer, you can email me at szanzonico@optonline.net. Best, Susan Zanzonico

I am the #1 selling realtor in Morris County, Jackie Scura. We just put a home in Hanover under contract with multiple offers. We have current active listings in East Hanover. We have a very aggressive marketing strategy of both traditional and internet advertising. I would love to speak with you to tell you all about it. Call RE/MAX First Choice and ask for Jackie- 973-335-4600 Thanks and my team and I look forward to speaking with you

You need to meet with an real estate agent who will preview your home and do a market analysis for you.
What I like to do, is to take the homeowner with me to see other listings what are on the market that would be their competition.. If you list too high, all you will be doing is helping to sell the other properties. The other important part is the marketing of your property. I would love to sit down with you and answer all of your questions and let you know how I would sell you house.

Carol Eisenstein@PruNewJersey.com

How much are you selling your home for? My husband and I have been looking for a home. Please email me with the details if your home is still for sale.
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Thank you

Sure.....You could list it with a great realtor, such as myself! I'd be happy to help.
Sally Novak, Re/Max Neighborhood Properties, cell: 973-819-9820, e-mail: sallyville@aol.com

Why don't you place an ad on craigslist.com with some photos. Younger couples use craigslist to search homes. I know we use it a lot to search homes and have gone to see a couple of homes listed on it. We are looking for a home in East Hanover, N.J. If you want to e-mail me details, please send to cor_08@mail.com. Thanks!

Hi Voices,

Disclosure: When one agent refers another, he usually takes a 25% cut of the commission that ultimately gets paid. So I think it is important that when an agent offers to refer someone to an "excellent" agent, he should disclose that he's getting handsome compensation for basically doing nothing.

Not that there's anything wrong with it. But it is seldom disclosed adequately. I think if you are making money in a transaction, you should disclose it right up front so the motivations and relationships are crystal clear.

With that said, to answer the OP, I'd be delighted to help. I am a licensed appraiser as well as a Realtor. The first step is to establish a realistic value on your property, and I am highly trained and experienced in doing just that. So contact me via my website if you would like to have me out for a look.

Also what Don suggested is correct. You want several opinions and you want to review several marketing programs to make an informed decision. There is no magical marketing program, just hard work on the part of your agent to expose your property to its fullest potential through both the Internet and conventional means.

Good luck and call if you need help!

Yes, I can help. My internet strategy makes me one of the top 10 agents in RE/MAX of NJ, with over 3,800 agents. I can be reached at 908-477-9450 and I work out of the RE/MAX in Morristown. My name is Denise Broesler.

Interview multiple (3 or more) Realtors. Have them present a CMA (comparable market analysis), and listen to their views/opinions on the market. So, how do you choose them? Stay away from using friends or relatives who just got their licenses. Drive around your community and see who has the most "For Sale" signs up. Not company, but individual agent. (Companies count for a little, individual agents are the real key.) Find out who "owns" your neighborhood. The agent or agents most familiar with it are the ones likely not only to have the best handle on price, but also to have the best contacts/marketing muscle/market knowledge to sell your property. When you're considering agents, put a lot of weight on ones who've been agents for 5+ years. Couple of reasons: First, overall they're just more experienced. And, second, you don't want someone who knows how to "sell" in a hot market, like we've had for the past few years. You want someone with experience in moderate markets...or, better yet, someone who's been around since the early 1990s during the last slow market. So, look for experience, look for the individual (not the company), and look for agents active in your neighborhood. Interview at least 3, learn from them, and choose the one that you believe has the best handle on the situation.

Good luck.

Hello Chris,
Your best bet is to work with an experienced local agent from RE/MAX who is familiar with your neighborhood. I can refer you to a top agent in your area to obtain a comparative market evaluation of your home. He/she can then advise you on a realistic listing price and make suggestions as to how to best prepare your home for showings. Email me with your contact information: myevin@njrealestate.com.