by Cindy | Mar 6, 2025 | Atlantic County, Cape May County, Editorial, Real Estate, South Jersey
Real Estate Matters By Elisa Jo Eagan For some sellers, the negotiation process is a chance to duke it out with potential buyers, while for others, it is a nail-biting source of anxiety. In order to plan for and weather the process successfully, formulate a game plan...
by Cindy Fertsch | Feb 27, 2025 | Atlantic County, Cape May County, Editorial, Real Estate, South Jersey
Real Estate Matters By Elisa Jo Eagan The mortgage application and approval process can be one of the more difficult aspects of home buying. Work your way through this list and you will be well-prepared for your journey to the closing table. 1. Check and repair your...
by Cindy Fertsch | Feb 20, 2025 | Atlantic County, Cape May County, Editorial, Real Estate, South Jersey
Real Estate Matters By Elisa Jo Eagan With an exciting football season coming to a grand finale with the Eagles’ victory in Super Bowl LIX, our Shore Local area is still all abuzz, but now the enthusiasm is shifting to the official kick-off to the spring 2025 real...
by Cindy Fertsch | Feb 13, 2025 | Atlantic County, Cape May County, Features, Real Estate, South Jersey
Real Estate Matters By Elisa Jo Eagan Selling your home can be the beginning of an exciting new chapter. Whether you are selling to take a new job in a new city, scaling down to move to a retirement community, relocating to be closer to your grandchildren, or...
by Cindy Fertsch | Feb 6, 2025 | Atlantic County, Cape May County, Editorial, Real Estate, South Jersey
Real Estate Matters By Elisa Jo Eagan We enter 2025 with many goals, new year resolutions, and plans and optimism in all aspects of our lives and daily living. As we keep warm and toasty inside from the cold weather with a roller-coaster football season coming to a...
by Cindy Fertsch | Jan 30, 2025 | Atlantic County, Cape May County, Editorial, Real Estate, South Jersey
Real Estate Matters By Elisa Jo Eagan At first glance, multi-generational living arrangements may seem unusual, but they were once the rule, not the exception. From about the mid-1800s, most elderly parents and grandparents in America lived with their children. By the...
