Carmelo Oliveri

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Coldwell Banker
Location:	Bergen County Oradell
Web sites:	www.OurNJhouse.com

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Carmelo "Mel" Oliveri is a lifetime resident of Bergen County New Jersey, involved in the local schools and community. Graduated from college in 2001 with a bachelors in education and taught middle school for five years, he has a keen sense on how to educate buyers and sellers in real estate. While working with Mel you're not just getting a realtor, you are getting a real estate educator who can guide you through one of the biggest decisions of your life.

He began in real estate as an investor in 2001 while teaching middle school students. As his investments grew, he steered away from teaching and pursued real estate full time in 2006. His portfolio consists of owning cash flow properties, flipping real estate and building new construction homes. Now he is taking his passion of real estate and sharing it with his buyers, sellers and investors.

Education:

St. Peters College, Jersey City NJ,
Bachelors in Education

William Paterson Univerity, Wayne NJ
Masters in Physical Education/Health

American School Of Business
Real Estate License

Awards & Memberships

Who's Who in Real Estate 2006

GRI/NJAR Million Dollar Club - Circle of Excellence 2007

Meadowlands Board of Realtors

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I am buying a house. I agreed on a price, that now I feel is higher than what it should be.

Asked Sat Aug 2 2008, 12:52 by Jim - 07728 - Home Buying - 30 answers

Carmelo Oliveri answered:

Home inspections are to find out any hidden issues, carpet of course is easily replaced. If the appliances are in working order then you really cant ask for credit unless they are functional. You have to keep in mind you are buying a resale property, it will have some issues even new homes have problems, its just part of home ownership. If cosmetics is the only problem go for it, it the inspector says its going to be a money pit WALK AWAY - Tue Oct 14 2008, 18:32

I am looking to purchase a two bedroom in jersey city due to proximity to nyc. How is Harrison avenue in JC?

Asked Mon Jul 7 2008, 20:14 by Tatiana - Jersey City - Home Buying - 5 answers

Carmelo Oliveri answered:

If you are looking to explore the Jersey City Market i can be of assistance. Im a realtor in the area and have invested in JSQ and im very familiar with it. If you like email me @ http://www.OurNJhouse.com and i can email available properties for sale - Mon Oct 6 2008, 20:19

how much does it cost to raze a old single family house.i m planning to build a new one.

Asked Sun Oct 5 2008, 10:18 by Soni - 07070 - Remodel & Renovate - 7 answers

Carmelo Oliveri answered:

I am a realtor and investor, and build my own home. Depending on the materials it can range anywhere from $75-125sqft to build your home - Mon Oct 6 2008, 20:15

What do you hear about The thread in Union City?

Asked Sun Oct 5 2008, 19:04 by James Happan… - 07087 - Market Conditions - 3 answers

Carmelo Oliveri answered:

Union City is the next Hoboken and weekhawken, it is a huge redevelopment area and if long term going to get a great return on your investment - Mon Oct 6 2008, 20:13

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Asked Mon Oct 6 2008, 14:18 by Anthony Bert… - Teaneck - Financing - 7 answers

Carmelo Oliveri answered:

Lender guidelines have changed in the past few months, if you show consistency in the same field they dont tend to frown on that. It is usually when you which career paths that they frown upon. Speak to your lender and see what they have to say - Mon Oct 6 2008, 20:09

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