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Open Houses are In Demand»

June 25, 2020 by Megan Gulick in Buying a home, First Time Buyers, Jersey City, Selling A Home

And surprisingly, the lines are long. The sign on the door tells viewers to wait outside at a safe distance, and to call the showing agent for admittance. Masks are required. That’s right, everyone’s love affair with open houses is back on track.

4 Steps to Staging for All Seasons»

December 9, 2019 by Megan Gulick in Selling A Home

Walking through the front door of any property should bring emotions – good or bad. The difference often has to do with things not even part of the property itself; the furniture, finishings, cleanliness and flow.

Parents Just Don’t Understand»

May 14, 2019 by Megan Gulick in Buying a home, First Time Buyers

First time home buyers are their own brand of special. Personally, I like them. Walking side-by-side through one of life’s biggest milestones, welcoming a new neighbor to the hood, though work-, time – and therapy – intensive, it’s incredibly rewarding.

The 3 Best Reasons to Buy Presale»

March 29, 2019 by Megan Gulick in Buying a home, First Time Buyers, Jersey City, Presale

As realtors, we’re always promoting presales. Especially in neighborhoods with lots of new development like Jersey City, Manhattan and the surrounding boroughs, pre-sales are everywhere.

The [Half] Million Dollar Question»

February 7, 2019 by Megan Gulick in Buying a home, First Time Buyers, Jersey City

Do you remember that song, If I Had a Million Dollars? To most, a million dollars is still a substantial amount of money (and according to the Barenaked Ladies it could buy you a house, a boat, or a fur coat – but not a real fur coat ‘cause that’s cruel).

7 Steps to Buying your First Home»

November 29, 2018 by Megan Gulick in Buying a home, First Time Buyers

We’re breaking it down, simple style. Study our seven steps to buying and be an expert in no time — or at least ready to begin your search. Pre-Approval: This one’s kinda common knowledge, but don’t worry if you’re in the dark.