I agree with Jeanne. I know people who have purchased before getting married. The strength of your buying power will come from one or both incomes. Whether you decide to put everything in one name or the other and can support the mortgage, I don't think it's an issue. Once married, you can make changes but the state of NJ recognizes everything fifty-fifty. I would suggest you have everything in both names for better financial strength and security. Best of luck. - Tue Aug 19 2008, 19:36
Since you mentioned Morristown, you might be interested in the Somerset Hills area. Although a bit further west, there are many small downtown center communities. With regards to the schools and crime, there are sites I would be glad to direct you to for information. If interested in a tour or literature, please contact me offline. Best of luck in your search. - Tue Aug 19 2008, 19:20
It's like with everything in life. You get what you pay for. You may want to ask yourself, "Where has Foxton's gone?" If an agent leaves you with doubt and questions, interview another agent. If the agent has done their job, commission will not be an issue. Ask an agent to explain the commission and how it's split as well. You are probably selling your most expensive possession. Negotiate on a car not on commission. You will see and "feel" the lower percentage throughtout the transaction. Best of luck! - Wed Aug 6 2008, 17:08
Hi Frankie,
I have lived in both Warren and Basking Ridge for several years. I currently live in Bernardsville and am a licensed realtor in Basking Ridge with over 10 years in the architectural profession. I would be glad to help assess your current home and provide trends in the Basking Ridge market. No obligation needed. Feel free to call at your earliest convenience. Best of luck=:) Bob - Tue Aug 5 2008, 13:08
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