David Green

"New Jersey's 1st Certified EcoBroker"
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David Green, in Cape May County
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About Me
David Green is a Licensed Real Estate Broker/Sales Agent with RE/MAX at The Shore in Cape May County New Jersey . David's niche has become working with clients in waterfront property along the Ocean, Bay and also investment and commercial property in Cape May County.
He is also the first Certified EcoBroker in the state of New Jersey which brings education and awareness to clients as to ways of improving the efficiency of their home and also putting them in touch with a network of Green Building and Sustainable development contractors.

Contact info: 609-425-8179 (cell)
609-523-9494 (work)
dave@wildwoodsliving.com
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Denise, Home Buyer in Pennsylvania

We are interested in buying a vacation home at the new jersey shore. we like wildwood crest, ocean city-

Asked Tue May 13 2008, 21:02 by Denise  -  Wildwood Crest  -  Home Buying  -  10 answers
David Green answered:
Hi Denise,

You are in a great position to be looking to buy . The prices have come down to a very attractive point for alot of buyers who could not get in 2 and 3 years ago. Doug Clark is someone who knows what he is talking about .

I work in RE/MAX of the Wildwoods in Wildwood Crest and if you are needing any help please let me know.

SIncerely,

David Green - Thu May 22 2008, 14:50
Dave, Home Buyer in Philadelphia

1st time buyers looking in Wildwood. 300k or less. How much is required down & what are some current?

Asked Wed May 7 2008, 14:04 by Dave  -  Wildwood  -  Home Buying  -  6 answers
David Green answered:
Hi Dave,

As a Realtor in Wildwood Crest I have to say you are in a very good position. Alex and Corey are correct but going conventional most mortgage co's are looking for 10% in this market. Off the top of my head I can think of at least 30 properties less than 300k that would be 3 bedroom with garage and some are 2 blocks to the beach. If you have not contacted a mortgage rep. that would be my first suggestion for you.

Good luck with your search and have a great weekend!

P.S Hi Deb - Thu May 8 2008, 19:50
Lucyluwho, Just Looking in Lansdale

Reeds Beach/Delaware Bay - Bayfront properties

Asked Tue Jan 15 2008, 06:55 by Lucyluwho  -  Cape May Court House  -  Home Buying  -  6 answers
David Green answered:
Yes the water remains silty all year, but at times it is clearer than others. - Tue Mar 25 2008, 14:05
Hi Lucy,

The Delaware Bay area of NJ is I think the most undervalued region in the state. Although it has been getting up there the last few years. I recently sold my byfront home because it was too small and I am still looking to move back there in the next 5 years. I would say depending on your budget that the Cape May Beach area or Pierces Point is your best bet .

The migratory birds that come through each spring is a pretty big deal to locals. They flock by the millions to feed along our coast. The numbers have been way down in recent years though. Still there is nothing that compares to those sunsets.

Dave - Tue Jan 15 2008, 12:02
Bob Gordon, Real Estate Professional in Maple Glen

I have a condo to sell in Ocean City NJ. Where do I enter the information on your site?

Asked Mon Feb 18 2008, 00:59 by Bob Gordon  -  Ocean City  -  Using Trulia  -  6 answers
David Green answered:
Hi Bob,

Actually there is a way to do it on your own . Send me an email I can explain it more thoroughly. - Fri Feb 22 2008, 11:08
Monica, Home Seller in New Jersey

We have inherited a vacation home with my husband's two sisters. My husband lost his job and our children

Asked Fri Feb 22 2008, 07:15 by Monica  -  Rumson  -  Home Selling  -  9 answers
David Green answered:
Hi Monica,

I strongly agree with Thomas. It all depends on the deed . Working in a second home market we see this quite often . Unfortunately it divides family members where the intention of the departed family member was to hopefully bring them closer. I personally am in a property with my brother that was deeded to us by our parents. I wish the deed was different so I could move on but I can't . Good luck with your situation.

David - Fri Feb 22 2008, 11:03
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