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Justin is a RE/MAX International Platium Club member closing over $14 million in sales volume in 2006 alone and ranking in the top 1% of RE/MAX realtor's nationally.
Justin is committed to providing you with the highest level of customer service to make your real estate transaction as smooth as possible. His attention to detail and commitment to excellence is what makes his clients customers for life.
Awards and Professional Credentials
Top Producer RE/MAX - #4 Agent in New Jersey - Closed Sales Through May 2007
Top Producer RE/MAX - #19 Agent in New Jersey - Closed Sales 2006
Top Producer RE/MAX - #31 Agent in New Jersey - Closed Sales 2005
Top Producer RE/MAX - #50 Agent in New Jersey - Closed Sales 2004
NJAR Circle of Excellence - 2004-2006 Silver
RE/MAX Platinum Club Member - Top 1% of RE/MAX Nationally
Top 1% 2006 - Listings Sold
Top 2% 2005 - Listings Sold
e-PRO, ABR, Member Garden State MLS
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Yes, I agree with Jean, the lease you signed wil stay in effect no matter who buys the home. You will have nothing to worry about however you will need to know the new landlords information and make sure that your current landlord hands over your security deposit (which in most cases will be handled during the contract period). - Wed Feb 6 2008, 20:19
NJ is trying to get their assesed valuation as close to the actual value however in most counties, you will find that the numbers never work. Unless the town within the county has just gone through a re-evaluation, the numbers more often will reflect a number less than the actual market value. I am not sure about Cape May or the specific town within but keep the following information in your head. - Wed Feb 6 2008, 20:16
Like the agents below I agree however the Mortgage Borker may tell you what you qualify for from a maximum, you will need to understand what that WILL COST YOU A MONTH! I have many clients with phenomenal credit that can buy any price range but only looking to spend what they're budgeted for. I would recommend putting together a budget to figure out how much you want to spend a month on Mortgage, Tax and Insurance. Then figure out your utilities and that INFORMATION give to you broker so figure out what you SHOULD be looking at. Good luck! - Wed Feb 6 2008, 20:14
It's not tough at all. I know if you look into Phillipsburg (Warren County) you will find an area which you can find exactly what your looking for. Let me know if you need a Realtor for that area - If you're searching online the zip code is 08865. Good luck! - Wed Feb 6 2008, 20:09