Greg

I'm a:	Buyer & Seller
Location:	08536
Web sites:	GN Builders L.L.C.

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GN Builders L.L.C. Specialize in single family home construction, complete residential home improvements and code violation repairs for many local real estate offices and theirs clients.
We provide services for Middlesex, Mercer and Somerset County.

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Gregory Levitt
GN Builders L.L.C
Office:609.514.8755
Fax: 609.514.8765
Mobil: 732.433.5657
Email: greg@gnbuildersnj.com
Web: http://www.gnbuildersnj.com

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Builder can't deliver on original agreed home size due to lot - want to cancel and recover some earnest $

Asked Tue Sep 11 2007, 11:11 by Mbll - Rio Rico - Home Buying - 12 answers

Greg answered:

From what you said, the builder is defiantly breached a contract. When you agreed to accept a new offer, builder lowering the price and doing a 4 foot addition, you entered in to a new contract. After you found out they can't do that for you, the builder breached another agreement. You changed the agreement again buy paying less and taking porch extension and it looks like they breached another agreement. I don't know who your lawyer is or how things work in AZ, Going by NJ law, they owe you a nice financial compensation on top of delivering you a house they agreed too.

Good luck. - Tue Sep 11 2007, 18:46

What are people doing to increase traffic of qualified buyers to their listings?

Asked Sun Sep 9 2007, 15:51 by Ruthmarie Hi… - White Plains - Market Conditions - 9 answers

Greg answered:

I personally think whether or not home will sell is usually based on two things and that is the price you’re asking and the condition of the home you are selling. When you price your home correctly and you’re in a balanced or even seller’s market there should be plenty of interest and showings. Sometimes we're in a slow buyer's market and there are more homes for sale than qualified buyers to purchase them, no matter what you do the traffic will be slow.
I've seen some make open houses, put up balloons all over the neighborhood which only bring people from the neighborhood or Sunday drivers who drive around and go to open houses just to look around and if they come across a generous Realtor who put a few donuts out, its like hitting a jack pot for some.
:-) Good Luck. - Sun Sep 9 2007, 21:33

what should a first home buyer do before looking for a home?

Asked Sun Sep 9 2007, 07:24 by Barbara Cook - All locations - Home Buying - 9 answers

Greg answered:

First and the only thing you should do is ask your self a question; Can I afford the home of my dreams? If the answer is Yes, then find the neighborhood you like to live in, find a home of your dreams, get the mortgage, have your home inspected and if everything looks ok, buy it and enjoy it for many years to come.

Good luck. - Sun Sep 9 2007, 20:10

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Asked Sat Sep 8 2007, 08:34 by jim.hamlin - Grand Junction - Home Buying - 8 answers

Greg answered:

Best way is establishing a good relationship with someone in the bank who handles foreclosures or a mortgage broker with the right contacts. Another alternative is getting on the list of Auctioneers who will provide you with the list of upcoming auctions in your area. Main thing to successfully purchase a foreclosed property is being the First Hand.

Good luck. - Sun Sep 9 2007, 07:09

Is it just me, or is there a sudden rash of thumbs down going on the past few days?

Asked Sat Sep 8 2007, 23:27 by Patti Philli… - All locations - Using Trulia - 10 answers

Greg answered:

There is no point in it Patti, only reasons. When things are good everyone is happy, when things start to slow down the insecurity mode, panic, etc kicks in, been always like this, just a way of life for some. - Sun Sep 9 2007, 06:55

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