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Rumson, New Jersey

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Rumson NJ is a picturesque, upscale town situated along the Navesink.  It is close to the Jersey Shore, one bridge from Sea Bright.  The Oceanic Bridge connects Rumson to the Locust section of Middletown NJ.  Or, if you're coming from the parkway or Route 35, you can get to Rumson by traveling through Red Bank, Little Silver & Fair Haven.

If you're into golf, you should definitely check out Rumson Country Club as it is situated right along the beauty of the Navesink.

Hazlet, New Jersey

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Hazlet, New Jersey, is a trendy town in the heart of Monmouth County.  It is situated right between Route 36 and Route 35.

Great school systems, proximity to the Garden State Parkway, not too far from the Sea-streak Ferry to New York City, not too far from the beaches but far enough where you do not have to worry, plenty of shopping in town; Shoprite, Costco and many other familiar stores in town or nearby.

Great Places To Eat.

ASSAGGINI DI ROMA - For great Italian
Yesterday's Restaurant - For great Italian and American Food
The Normandie Bakery - For your sweet tooth!
Salerno's Pizzeria - For you pizza junkies!!! (I'm one of them)

Hillsdale, New Jersey

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HILLSDALE NJ
Hillsdale is a beautiful town located in Bergen County, in Northern NJ.  It is located within 10 to 15 minutes of the New York State border.  The Garden State Parkway runs through the western part of this town.  This town has a population of around 10,000 +/-.  It is about 22 miles to Midtown Manhattan via the George Washington Bridge.  It is a charming town featuring several restaurants and bars.
Some places that you may want to venture to are:

Waiver of Real Estate Appraisal

Did you know that a 'Waiver of Appraisal" doesn't mean your lender is not going to conduct an appraisal? Your lender will always conduct an appraisal unless you're putting down a hefty deposit. It is at their underwriter's discretion. A "Waiver of Appraisal" means that you will purchase a property at your contract agreed price regardless of the appraised value.

What Happens When There Are Multiple Offers in Real Estate?

In markets with high demand for real estate properties due to low inventories, such as New Jersey, receiving multiple offers on a property is commonplace. Such scenarios are caused by the number of prospective buyers exceeding the number of properties available on the market.

Multiple offers will leave a potential buyer with the challenging issue of competing with other parties. Some may even question whether it is worth the effort competing with other prospective buyers. You have to go toe-to-toe with others who are just as qualified and determined as you to close a deal on the property you liked.

For the seller, multiple offers are a welcome headache, the problem of every seller’s dreams. Multiple offers will initiate bidding wars on the property, which only increases a seller’s chances of making good profits from the sale. It gives the seller the flexibility to go through all the offers and pick the best deal.

When a seller receives multiple offers for a property, they can take any of the following actions:

  • Accepting the offer that they find to be most favorable to them
  • Counter all the offers received, allowing the buyers to prepare and table an improved offer with better terms and prices than their last one.
  • Counter only the offer that came closest to the terms and price that the seller wants.

Here are some factors to take into consideration as a seller while dealing with multiple offers on your home sale:

  1. Take into consideration the real value of the property.
  2. The highest offer may not be the best offer. Review the terms and conditions of each offer.
  3. A cash purchase will always be a lot smoother than a loan purchase.
  4. Have to fall back contingency plans in place.
  5. Review the closing period, prioritize the buyer with the best offer within the shortest time.
  6. Take a look at the extras in each offer.
  7. Consider revealing the offers you’ve received.
  8. Do not be too greedy.