182 Mc Cosh Rd, Clifton, NJ 07043

182 Mc Cosh Rd, Clifton, NJ 07043

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182 Mc Cosh Rd, Clifton, NJ 07043, 3 Family investment home – Clifton

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7 BEDROOMS | 3 (3 full ) BATHROOMS |

182 Mc Cosh Rd, Clifton, NJ 07043, 3 Family investment home – Clifton, Outstanding investment in Pristine and tranquil location, This home was totally renovated about 2006 close to Major highways, schools and NYC transp. 1st floor consist of 2 bedrooms, LR, DR, modern kitchen and spacious tiled bath, gleaming hardwood floors, 2nd floor unit 3 bedrooms, LR, FDR, Modern kitchen and tiled bath, 3rd floor apartment is spacious and modern with spacious master bedroom, additional bedroom, modern kitchen and tiled bath.

This home was over-improved features Central Air on each apartment and gas heat, modern kitchens and baths, hardwood floors, Washer and Dryer in each unit, front and rear porch entrance, 4 cars detached garage completed rebuilt with electrical sub-panel and electrical door openers, large fenced in property with blacktop and belgium block, grass area for you and/or your tenants to enjoy – pet friendly dog-run and additional storage area in the basement. 

Property lot is 50×200 and yearly income is approx. $71,400 and taxes: $14,456

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Clifton homes, Buy, Sell, Rent Homes, Apartments nearby Clifton

Clifton homes, Buy, Sell, Rent Homes, Apartments nearby Clifton

Clifton homes, Buy, Sell, Rent Homes, Apartments nearby Clifton conveniently located in Northern New Jersey enable easy commuting to and from nearby cities and surrounding states through easily accessible local and major highways, many towns like Wayne, Totowa, Woodland Park in Passaic county as well as other cities like Garfield, Fair Lawn, Nutley and many others surrounding municipalities make it an easy option to both first time buyers as well as move up or active adults looking for the convenience of easy living in a vastly mixed community with sprawling shopping districts and a plethora of dining and entertainment options as well as a diverse population with a diverse population both ethnically and culturally.

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July Clifton Real Estate Market Report

July Clifton Real Estate Market Report

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Clifton homes, Buy, Sell, Rent Homes, Apartments nearby Clifton

Clifton homes, Buy, Sell, Rent Homes, Apartments nearby Clifton

Clifton homes, Buy, Sell, Rent Homes, Apartments nearby Clifton conveniently located in Northern New Jersey enable easy commuting to and from nearby cities and surrounding states through easily accessible local and major highways, many towns like Wayne, Totowa, Woodland Park in Passaic county as well as other cities like Garfield, Fair Lawn, Nutley and many others surrounding municipalities make it an easy option to both first time buyers as well as move up or active adults looking for the convenience of easy living in a vastly mixed community with sprawling shopping districts and a plethora of dining and entertainment options as well as a diverse population with a diverse population both ethnically and culturally.

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July Clifton Real Estate Market Report
 

Home Values Have Changed in Clifton!

Excellent Figures for Homeowners in the Month of JULY


JULYmedian sales price forCliftonwas $335,000with73 homes SOLD and 98.8Sale to List Price Ratio and 39 days on the market.

Compared toJUNEwith a median sales price of also$335,000, with67 homes SOLD 98.9Sale to List Price Ratio and 28 days on the market.

If You or Anybody You Know is Thinking to Move on, NOW is the TIME!

Year-to-Date Figures for Past 6 Months 2017

Jan-Jul-2016Jan-Jul-2017

Median Price: $300,000 Median Price: $315,000

Days on Market: 37 Days on Market: 39

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Below are highlight properties for Clifton Real Estate Market Report for July. See more at the full report:
 
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Status: Under Contract
260 Clinton Avenue, Clifton - Two Family, NJ
$Call for price
5 BEDROOMS
2 BATHROOMS [ 2 FULL ]
LISTING MLS ID: 3402826
Status: Coming Soon
195 Summer St, Passaic, NJ
$Call for price
10 BEDROOMS
3 BATHROOMS [ 3 FULL ]
Status: Just Listed
182 Mc Cosh Rd, Clifton
$Call for price
7 BEDROOMS
3 BATHROOMS [ 3 FULL ]
Status: Active
235 RIFLE CAMP RD, Woodland Park, NJ
4 BEDROOMS
2 BATHROOMS [ 2 FULL ]
LISTING MLS ID: 3373430
Status: Active
253 Ackerman Avenue, Clifton, NJ
$235338
1 BATHROOMS [ 1 FULL ]
Status: Just Listed
56 Cheever St, Clifton, NJ
$324900
3 BEDROOMS
2 BATHROOMS [ 2 FULL ]
 
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Did Your Home Expired and Did Not Sell?

Did Your Home Expired and Did Not Sell?

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My Realtor Did Not Maximize Curb Appeal

Sorry, Listing Expired? It’s a Question all too often homeowners come to terms with, one of the reason could be Curb Appeal, I heard a long time ago the expression; “You only one chance to make a good impression”, Is your home ready for that very first impression?. Cutting the grass, raking the leaves and removing weeds, planting a few colorful shrubs and flowers can make your yard more inviting and welcoming and it could be done with a relatively minimal investment or hiring a landscape contractor if the budget allows it when time, personal commitment or ability/desire to do it yourself is not there.

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My Realtor Did Not Know How to Make My Home Look its Best Inside

Your Realtor assistance and guidance in getting your home ready for the showings its an important step in getting your home literally ready for the show! In addition to offering home staging advice or suggestions on what to do to present your home in its best shape, taking professional pictures should only follow after homeowners make the place sparkle.

According to research homes that exhibit high quality pictures attract more buyers and peak their interest.

My Realtor Did Not Take Great Photographs

Great pictures, if possible professionally taken are an invaluable resource to showcase your home online, however, the homeowners cooperation in getting their home ready is a must!

Perhaps, spending a few dollars on a cleaning crew to tidy up your home its a worthy investment.

My Realtor's Online Marketing Did Not Attract Enough People

Marketing….Effective marketing is one of the pillars of your agent overall off and online marketing plan, showcasing your home and getting it to the first page of Google is a must to get your home in front of the many buyers that start their shopping online (according to research approximately 92% of buyers start their information gathering online) therefore a comprehensive online strategy is a MUST! in today’s real estate marketplace.

Contact Us TODAY! for a comprehensive conversation on how we could get your home SOLD in Today’s Market.

What Else Did Your Realtor Do or Didn't Do That You Think May Have Caused Your Home to Not Sell?

It’s discouraging and frustrating not being able to accomplish our goals, but only when we give up have we lose the hope to achieve our plans and settle for less than what we wanted, if we have a strong why then we should find the how we can and what should we do to get it.

The questions is, when will you be interviewing the right agent to sell your home, one that will listen to your needs and wants and analyze your particular situation to come up with alternatives that get you moving in the right direction.

As a specialist in working with sellers whose homes have not sold, we can craft a comprehensive plan to achieve your goals, homes are now selling again and prices are higher that a few years ago, even when you thought you had to stay in a home or neighborhood that no longer appeals to you for whatever your reasons might be, There’s help in the way! Contact us TODAY for a quick 10 minutes on site evaluation of your home.

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A High Percentage of Homes in the Market Go Unsold, As Much as 60% of Homes Expired, Unsold Within their Listing Term

There are Many Reasons Why a Home Would not Sell, However, the First is Price but Not So Fast…If The Perceived Value of Your Home is Evident When Prospective Buyers Tour Your Home in Response to Effective Marketing Your Agent Put in Place, Then, Chances Are The Buyer Will be Enthusiastic and Motivated to Consider Your Home and Make You an Offer.

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96 Curie Av, Clifton, NJ 07011

96 Curie Av, Clifton, NJ 07011

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Great starter two family home with separate utilities, two cars garage, convenient location close to major highways, shopping and schools, featuring both floors with updated eat-in kitchens, two bedrooms, living room and bath, rear decks and fenced in yard with two cars detached garage.

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Tips – Tricks Getting Your Home Ready to Sell

Tips – Tricks Getting Your Home Ready to Sell

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Getting Your Home Ready to Sell

Tips – Tricks Help You Save Thousands 

Save $$$ Thousands with These Simple Tips AND Tricks to Help You Before Showings,

Keep It Sparkle. A deep clean will make your home stand out and make it even easier to maintain, consider a cleaning service or hire someone trustworthy, it will pay tenfold.

Remove Clutter. Pack unnecessary items (are you are moving anyways?) keep counters cleared, remove extra furniture and take those precious family pictures and frames off the walls.

Take Care of Minor Repairs: “The Devil is in the Details”, dripping faucets, broken receptacles, burnt out bulbs, broken window class or sticky doors.

Brighten it up. Clean windows and screens and use light drapes and curtains and open them up to let light into your home, replace old bulbs and/or fixtures if too old.

Paint, Paint, Paint. Along with the previous tip,  painting will bring the most value, according to research a dollar spent in paint could potentially earn you back up to 10, clean walls, neutral, light  colors will make your home look more spacious and inviting.

Make it Comfortable. In summer keep A/C going before and during showings, in Winter keep a nice temperature throughout the home.

 

Eliminate Odors. Keep carpets, pets litters, kitchen’s waste in check, use deodorizers or scented fragrances, you can use anti-bacterial like lyson to spray garbage containers to diffuse any smell.

Curb Appeal. Is your yard ready for that very first impression, cutting the grass, rake leaves and clean out weeds, planting a few colorful shrubs and flowers can make your yard more inviting and welcoming and it could be done with a relatively minimal investment or hiring a landscape contractor if the budget allows it when time, personal commitment or ability/desire to do it yourself is not there.

Caution with the Bath and Kitchen.  Keep it tidy up, hide out your personal stuff (toothbrushes, towels) and make sure if possible lid’s down.

Keep Pets out of sight.  Send them out or at least keep them out and instruct agents/buyers accordingly.

Keep Valuables Locked up. Agents can’t watch everyone all the time

Keep Yourselves Out.  It could be awkward to everyone if you’re  home, at least make yourself unnoticed.

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Questions Before Purchasing Real Estate – Smart Real Estate Purchasing

Smart Real Estate Purchasing! Whether you’re a first-time home buyer or a seasoned real estate investor, buying a home is a an exciting process. However, there’s also a lot to consider when you decide to buy. So before you begin your search for the perfect property, here are four questions you should ask yourself:

What do I want?

Take the time to figure out what type of property you want to buy. From single-family and multi-family homes to condos and co-ops, there are many different options on the market and it’s important to choose the type that best fits your needs. Figuring out the town or neighborhood you want to live in is equally important. While a property might have all of the amenities you’re looking for, factors like crime rate and proximity to highways can impact the overall home-owning experience. A good idea is to list out and prioritize your needs (e.g. large backyard, great school system) before you begin your search.

Smart Real Estate Purchasing, Clifton Homes and Commercial Real Estate

Smart Real Estate Purchasing, Clifton Homes and Commercial Real Estate

What can I afford?

The rule of thumb is that you should never spend more than 30% of your monthly income on a mortgage payment. An alternate rule states that you can afford to buy a property that runs about two-and-a-half times your annual salary. For a more tailored look at what you can afford, use an online mortgage calculator to see what your monthly mortgage payments would be if you bought a home today.

Am I Financially Prepared?

A few months before you start searching for a home, review your credit history and make sure it is in good standing. Get copies of your credit report, ensure that it’s accurate, and fix any issues you discover. It’s likely that you’ll also want to get pre-approved for a home loan, which will put you in a better position to make a serious offer once you find the right property. Pre-approval from a lender is based on your credit history, debt, and income.

How Do I Make The Best Bid Possible?

Do your research! and hopefully with the assistance of one of the highly competent agents in our team you can get a clear idea of where your opening bid should be based on the sales comparables and trends of similar homes in that particular area. Before making your opening bid, get online and review the selling prices of comparable properties and better yet, have your agent pull information off the local MLS (Multiple Listing Service) with pinpoint information that can help you be more successful in getting your offer accepted. If these properties sold for less than the current asking price of the home you’re looking at, you can feel comfortable make a bid that’s competitive with what the seller is asking.

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New Home Owners Title Insurance Requirements

New Home Owners Title Insurance Requirements

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New Home Owners, Buyers Title Insurance Requirements

Buying a home is a very emotional  event and perhaps, the most important financial decision in one’s life.

Therefore New Home Owners, Buyers Title Insurance Requirement must make sure are properly protected and reduce the risks and liabilities to a bare minimum.

That’s Why, 

New Home Owners, Buyers Title Insurance Requirements are a must to protect the interest of home buyers  against the claims of third parties for reasons not known to the new homeowner.

For example; if a new home is purchased from a developer that failed to pay a contractor involved in the construction, then the contractor can place a lien (restriction) against the property which will need to be paid before the home is then sold. If the homeowner did not purchase title insurance then, he/she would be personally responsible for paying that debt.

 

New Home Owners, Buyers Title Insurance Requirements
The cost associated with the title on the property is normally about 0.5% of the purchase price and are part of the closing cost overall expenses associated with purchasing a home.

The protection both legally and financially allows homeowners peace of mind and sleep well at night knowing they’re covered against any existing debts or claims that might have not been discovered from the title’s research conducted by the title agency your lender and/or attorney secured for that purpose.

The cost associated with the title on the property is normally about 0.5% of the purchase price and are part of the closing cost overall expenses associated with purchasing a home.

 

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Clifton’s Botany Village

Clifton’s Botany Village

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 Clifton’s Botany Village 

Clifton's Botany Village

Clifton City Hall

900 Clifton Av, Clifton NJ 07013

Clifton’s Botany Village is the first and oldest of Clifton, once a thriving area populated with a very ethnically diverse population that worked in the Silk and Wool mills factories in the turn of the century and early 1900’s, a staple of the American wool industry and employed thousands of people.

It got its named after the Botany Worsted Mills.

However, with the decay of the industrial might experienced in the late 50’s and early 60’s it saw a decline that was evident in the neglected buildings, closed shops and commercial downturn in a once very active community.

 

The City of Clifton revitalization program and progressive business owners at the time, abandoned buildings and torn down mills were converted into parking areas and new more modern shopping areas were developed to revitalized the area, as a result it thrived again. The creation of a special improvement district and formation of a non-profit Clifton’s Historic Botany District also helped renewed spirit of Botany Village.

More recently with the construction and extension of Route 21 from Dayton/Monroe Avenues to route 46 have given the area new life.

The creation of new businesses of all types, a maintenance personnel and community watch group created to maintain and address quality of life issues have made Botany Square the stage for social and cultural activities, an expression of the diverse cultures that enrich the area.

The Ideal Market is the latest big business to come into the area filling a big void left when the former PathMark supermarket closed its doors in the same location approximately 2 years ago, Ideal Market Place is a fresh produce and groceries chain to come into Botany Village to service Clifton and nearby towns; Garfield, Lodi, Passaic and others in both Bergen and Passaic counties.

Ideal Market Place in Clifton's Botany Village
Ideal Market Place in Clifton's Botany Village

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Owning vs Renting Benefits

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Owning vs Renting Benefits

 

1. TAX BENEFITS. 

Owning vs Renting Benefits

Owning vs Renting Benefits

Owning vs Renting benefits you through the allowable tax code deduction of the interest you pay on your mortgage, property taxes and some of the costs when buying, for investment properties other deductions like repairs, depreciation are also allowed, Its a great idea to consult with a tax professional to get accurate information about your particular situation.

2. APPRECIATION.

Real Estate has passed the test of time and allows a stable and steady growth over time, despite the recent housing crisis, home prices have increased on average approximately 5.2 percent each year from 1072 through 2015 according to the National Association of Realtors.

3. EQUITY.

Owning vs Renting Benefits

Owning vs Renting Benefits

Money paid for rent is money that you’ll never see again, having a mortgage allows you to build equity as you pay down the principal balance and the home benefit from market appreciation over the years, in addition to:

4. SAVINGS.

Building that equity is in itself a savings plan and when you sell, you could qualify to take up to $250,000 (or $500,000 for married couples) as gain without owing any federal income taxes. (Check with your CPA for further advise on these)

5. FREEDOM.

The home is yours. You’re can do as you choose, decorate, paint, upgrade, remodel and choose to live as it fulfills your lifestyle after all that’s some of the intrinsic owning versus renting – benefits.

6. PREDICTABLE.

Unlike rent, your mortgage payments are fixed and don’t rise over the years (if your loan is a fixed rate mortgage) , taxes and insurance cost will likely increase.

7. PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP.

Owning vs Renting Benefits

Owning vs Renting Benefits

Among the many benefits of home ownership like, remaining in a neighborhood for many years and becoming part of the community, pride of ownership is one of the many traits that owning your own property affords through a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction in knowing this property is your own and you’re coming home! after all that it is the essence of the American Dream.

If Thinking to Purchase or Sell, Contact Us for a FREE – NO OBLIGATION consultation. Roberto A. Sanchez – Broker-Associate – Cell (973) 216-1945  or email me at: RSanchez@robsrealtor.com.

 

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Short Sale Instead Foreclosure?

Short Sale Instead Foreclosure?

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Wy Short Sale Instead Foreclosure

Wy Short Sale Instead Foreclosure

Short Sale Instead Foreclosure?

Headlines today are filled with stories about homeowners in financial distress—people facing lender’s foreclosure on their home. Millions of American home owners are wondering why Short Sale Instead Foreclosure? They ask themselves if Modification, selling or what else to do. Like most crises, this one has produced its share of rumors and misinformation. One of the biggest is “just let it happen.” “Why fight back”  this is too emotionally draining, and the government’s loan modifications have helped a lot of people. Well, that’s only partly true.

While government loan modification programs have fallen short of the mark so far, there is another solid, sensible option for homeowners. It’s called a short sale—a sale to a buyer where the seller’s lender agrees to accept less than the full amount owned.

Why not be foreclosed? Why sell short? Agents who have closed hundreds of these transactions provide this list of reasons:

  • Avoid the foreclosure stigma – Homeowners will always have to disclose that they had a foreclosure on any mortgage application and (many job applications) that they submit in the future. This can have an adverse affect on their future mortgage rates. Foreclosure is asked about specifically in credit inquiries. There is no seven-year time limit on this item.

  • Protect credit score – Credit scores will be lowered by 300-plus points (per loan) by foreclosure. The impact of a short sale—about half that much.

  • Improve eligibility for a government insured loan– The homeowner will be ineligible for a government insured loan for 5-7 years (only two years in a short sale). A foreclosure is the one credit report item that is almost impossible to have repaired.

  • Avoid a deficiency judgment– Lenders can seek a deficiency judgment against the homeowner and collect any amount they do not recover at sale.

  • Protect employment prospects– Many employers run credit checks on prospective employees. Foreclosure is one of the top items that will put a potential new hire, or even current employment, in jeopardy. These are the top reasons, but there are more. An expert short sale specialist agent can give a full picture of the options.

One more tip. Don’t believe everything you read about how long short sales take and how few get finalized. Short sale timelines, while still longer than normal, are shrinking as lenders get their paperwork act together. Find out who the top short sale agents are in your market. These pros are closing 70 to 90 percent of the short sales they represent—more than three times the national average. They know where to find buyers, and how to negotiate the buyer’s offer effectively with lenders and get the deal closed—so the homeowner can move on with life and recover.

Find Out About Better Options and Incentives, Contact Us for a FREE consultation and hopefully we can assist you navigate to better solutions. Roberto A. Sanchez – Broker-Associate Dir. (973) 216-1945  or email me at: RSanchez@robsrealtor.com.