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Results oriented, driven real estate executive, with a full background of all aspects of the industry. Jeffrey is a great believer of combining the "in-the-box and out-of-the-box" approach and solutions to his professional and personal life. Priorities in life are family, a sucessful real estate business, and "Service Above Self", all of which inspire him to never let down and always to be at his best no matter what the circumstance. Also believes that you try nothing, because when you say you will try you are doomed to fail. Either you do it or don't, no in-betweens. JUST MAKE IT HAPPEN!!!
My objective is to provide the most comprehensive and professional management to sales associates, salaried employees, and clients, through the use of Prudential New Jersey Properties initiatives and philosophies, as well as my well-rounded experience in the industry. To assist associates & employees in their pursuit of greatness through formalized training, personal coaching, and a clear understanding of their goals and objectives, as their business partner.
Equally important is to treat all clients with respect and dignity, while making their real estate experience easy and painless.
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Sanjee:
There certainly is availability in Clifton in your price range. Before going to look at home have you contacted a mortgage company to discuss you purchasing power. I have the email address to a very credicle mtg guy fapprovato@homecapitolnetwork.com. To view homes go to my site at JeffHalpern@PruNewJersey.com and click on search for homes. Then call me at 973-538-5555. I look forward to hearing from you. - Thu Jun 26 2008, 13:11
Dear Nicole:
Our company markets a lot of "Inventory properties" and in many cases the flexibility is a lot less than what is thought.
The process begins with the actual homeowner trying to sell the home themself for a period of time thru a Realtor who is acting on behalf of both a seller and a relocation company.
Prior to the beginning stages, the home is appraised for a possible buy-out by the seller's company. When the home does not sell then obviously their company purchases it. However, the home will have been on the market for 60-90 days and the the buy-out price is that of the appraisal, which was done when the home was originally put on the market by the seller. And in the current state of the market, more than its current value.
Therefore, signifying that the buyer (corp.) paid too much money and must try to recoupand ultimately giving the corp. little flexibility. Especially if they had just purchased it.
So therefore, timing is everything and if the home is on the market longer the corp will lower the price but that flexibility from the seller is still not there.
It also takes a fairly long time for that corp. to respond to an offer because of the layers it must go thru to get an answer. Those 2 weeks you are talking about matbe the time it takes to even get an answer.
It is quite an arduous task to but if it is the house you want make an offer and see where it gets you.
I would ask how long it has been on the market, what was the original asking price and if you can, find out what the originals sellers buy-out was. That info will help you immensely. Good luck. - Tue Jun 17 2008, 13:23
Dear Alun:
Soccer has become a well received sport for all kids in Morris County. Both my girls have played for years in Denville HUB. Great program, well organized with tremendous travel program and free clinics all year round. Plus the community is terrific. So think Denville as an alternative and give me a call for any of your real estate needs.
Jeffrey David Halpern
Broker Manager
Prudential New Jersey Properties
973-538-5555 x302 - Wed Jun 11 2008, 13:30
Mindy:
I have to believe, if bought at the right price, it is a terrific investment. Parsippany is a good location, good schools, and affordable in Morris County standards. Just do not expect that investment to take off in the first year. Real estate in its current state, needs to be regarded as a longer term investment, say 5 years. Good luck. - Thu May 29 2008, 10:55
Dear Mindy:
Butler is a nice blue collar community in Passaic County. Homes range in the 300-600 price range which makes it fairly affordable in NJ terms. It is close knit because of its size and is close to everything. If you are looking to get out there and tour, I am available to assist you. Jeffrey - Thu May 29 2008, 10:42
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