Central NJ real estate services, handled end to end
Probate, residential, first-time buyer, luxury, and investment support for Somerset, Middlesex, Mercer, Burlington, and Union, Essex, Ocean, Monmouth, and Morris counties. One broker, all five counties, every stage of life.
Whatever the reason you are moving, I can help
Real estate happens in seasons of life. A first home. A growing family. A downsize. A parent’s passing. An investment property. Each of those sales calls for a slightly different playbook, and after years in Central New Jersey, I have run every one of them.
Below is what I actually do, day to day. Pick the one that fits your situation, or call and we will talk through it together.
Central NJ Real Estate Services, In Detail
Probate Real Estate
Certified probate real estate specialist guidance for executors, administrators, and heirs. I work alongside your attorney, manage the property, and move the sale through court timelines. Family dynamics handled with care.
Selling Your Home
Strategic pricing, professional prep, targeted marketing, and real negotiation. From the first walkthrough through the closing table, I am the broker who actually picks up the phone.
First-Time Buyers
Your first home is a lot. I walk you through Central NJ neighborhoods, explain what the offer letter actually says, and help you write something that wins without overpaying. No rush, no pressure.
Move-Up & Relocation
Outgrown your starter home? Relocating from out of state? I coordinate the buy and sell side, help you time them, and refer vetted movers, attorneys, and inspectors.
Luxury & Estate Properties
Discreet, well-prepared listings in Basking Ridge, Bernardsville, Princeton, and Westfield. Private showings, high-quality marketing, and respect for your privacy.
nine counties across Central New Jersey
Somerset
Bridgewater
Hillsborough
Somerset
Basking Ridge
Bernardsville
Middlesex
Edison
New Brunswick
Princeton
South Brunswick
Monroe
Mercer
Princeton
West Windsor
Lawrence
Hopewell
Hamilton
Burlington
Mount Laurel
Moorestown
Medford
Marlton
Willingboro
Union
Westfield
Summit
Cranford
Berkeley Heights
New Providence
Essex County
Montclair
Maplewood
Millburn
Livingston
West Orange
Ocean County
Toms River
Brick
Lacey
Point Pleasant
Long Beach Island
Monmouth County
Red Bank
Rumson
Holmdel
Marlboro
Spring Lake
Morris County
Morristown
Madison
Chatham
Mendham
Randolph
What the first 30 days look like
Kickoff & Pricing
First call, property walkthrough, and honest pricing conversation.
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Prep & Launch Build
Prep, staging consultation, professional photography, listing build-out.
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Live, Show, Negotiate
Live listing, showings, offers, and negotiation.
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Central NJ families, professionals, and fiduciaries
Families
First-time buyers through move-up sellers across Central NJ.
Executors & Heirs
Guiding estates through probate with attorneys in five counties.
Relocating Professionals
Buyers coming to Central NJ from NYC, Philadelphia, out of state.
Investors
Flippers and buy-and-hold buyers in Somerset, Middlesex, and Mercer.
Probate real estate, answered
Do I need letters of testamentary before I list the home?
In New Jersey, typically yes. The executor needs court-issued letters before they can sign a listing agreement. I can start the conversation, walk the property, and prepare the valuation while your attorney works on the filing.
Can the home be sold as-is?
Yes. Many probate properties sell as-is, especially to investors or buyers willing to take on cosmetic or repair work. I help you weigh as-is pricing against targeted improvements that may raise the final sale price.
How long does a probate sale take?
Most probate sales in Somerset County close within 90 to 150 days once the executor has letters and the property is listed. Court timelines, title issues, and property condition can stretch that window.
What if heirs disagree about selling?
It happens. I work with the executor as my client and communicate openly with heirs when the executor requests it. Your attorney handles disputes among beneficiaries; I keep the property moving.
Do I need an estate attorney before I contact you?
Not always. Some executors reach out to me first and I refer them to probate attorneys I trust in Central NJ. Others come in with an attorney already engaged. Either path works.
What does this cost the estate up front?
Nothing from me. My compensation is a commission paid at closing from the sale proceeds, detailed in the listing agreement. Any property preparation costs (cleanout, repairs) are discussed up front and approved by the executor.
One honest conversation is the first step
Call, text, or send a note. I will listen, explain what to expect, and outline a clear next step for your family.