Danelle Feigenbaum

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Century 21
Location:	Plainsboro
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Phone:	6097507300

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In general, what would be the average time period to sell a home om Plainsboro or West Windsor, NJ..top

Asked Mon Dec 24 2007, 11:45 by Ellen - 08536 - General Area - 14 answers

Danelle Feigenbaum answered:

Hi Ellen,

I would say that if your home is priced right, in this market it takes about 90 days to sell. You don't want to price your home too low or you will be selling yourself short. You don't want to price it too high or it will not sell. Because many buyers are making offers much lower than asking price you will need to have a negotiating cushion. Price your home right, have a little patience and be willing to negotiate. I hope this information is helpful to you. Good Luck! - Sun Feb 10 2008, 20:26

Where can I get different floor plans for Hampshire Townhomes at Princeton Meadows?

Asked Wed Jan 16 2008, 08:19 by Aisa - Plainsboro - Home Buying - 2 answers

Danelle Feigenbaum answered:

Hi Aisa,

Floor Plans for The Hampshire can be obtained through the Association or the Township. The developer is Linpro.

The Hampshire was one of the first sections built in Plainsboro approx 20yrs ago. About 10-15 years ago there was a problem with the roof material and lack of attic ventilation but these problems have been fixed and, to the best of my knowledge, no other problems exist.

The Hampshire is a very nice section of Plainsboro, all of my clients are and have been very happy there.
I hope this information is helpful to you.
Good Luck! - Sun Feb 10 2008, 19:43

The buyer for my house wants to negotiate the sale of the fridge, washer/dryer separately so they can pay

Asked Wed Jan 23 2008, 07:05 by Lp - All locations - Home Selling - 5 answers

Danelle Feigenbaum answered:

Hi Lp,

I would agree that they are probably worth about a $1000, but you might want to call or go to a used appliance store in your area to price them--I believe Mrs. G's in Lawrencville sells used appliances. Alternatively try you might try Craigs list or even Ebay.

I hope this information is helpful to you. - Sun Feb 10 2008, 19:06

I'm looking for the selling history on 8 Buckingham Ave in Trenton, NJ 08618. Also, I would love any other

Asked Mon Jan 21 2008, 10:04 by Lp - Hiltonia - Home Buying - 5 answers

Danelle Feigenbaum answered:

Hi Lp,

I don't know where Jim got his information, but my tax records show different. Tax record shows it sold in 2001 for about 40k under the current asking price. You can ask any Mercer County Realtor to provide you with specific numbers. The information can be obtained from the Mercer County MLS (Trend). As far as tidbits, you can always get the best information by talking to the neighbors. They know it all!

Also, just an FYI, it doesn't matter what a property sold for previously--its value is only the amount a ready, willing and able buyer will pay for it today. And, ultimately it is up to the seller whether or not they want to sell at that price. Your best bet is to look at the last 3 mos. closed sales and go from there. Whether buying or selling.

I hope this information is helpful to you. - Sun Feb 10 2008, 18:20

When a property is assessed at $700,000 for taxes, is this a true picture of its market value?

Asked Wed Feb 6 2008, 02:31 by Lisa - Cape May - Market Conditions - 11 answers

Danelle Feigenbaum answered:

Hi Lisa,

In the past market, the general rule was that the assessed value was lower than the market value. However, for many homeowners selling In this market that is not the case. I have seen more than a few homes that have been recently assessed or reassessed that are selling at or below assessment, otherwise they are sitting on the market overpriced, the listing expires, or is even withdrawn depending on the sellers motivation to sell, or not. Your best bet is to look at the last 3 months closed sales. In today's market the assessment doesn't mean much, only how much you will pay in taxes.

I hope this information is helpful to you. - Sun Feb 10 2008, 17:51

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