All Forum Posts by: Cheryl Schuck

I'm a Morris County realtor and I use Jim Gecz  from Studs & Bugs for a number of my clients.  He is extremely thorough and is easy to work with, plus his reports are detailed and very self explanatory, even though he goes over everything with you on site.  I think that you'd be very happy with him.  Inbox me for his number if you would like or get info from here: http://studsandbugs.com/

You really need to be on top of them on a regular basis and make sure that you have everything done that they require.  They neglect to tell you their requirements in full, then they spring it on you in stages to drag it on longer.

What areas are you looking in?  Maybe I could help you or suggest someone else that would be able to assist.

All parties should be on the lease and the rent is due in full regardless of who it comes from.  I do a lot of rentals here in NJ the first few months of the year, so I would think that you other tenants shouldn't be too far away. Do you have the property listed with an agent or are you trying to find them yourself?  If on the open market, your tenant pool will naturally be increased.

Lloyds will write a lot of policies but they generally have the highest rates. I have someone if  you are interested that works for Farmers that does a lot for me.  If you would like his info, please pm me.

I send my clients to Farmers Insurance. They seem to be able to write everything that I send over to them. Mark Unglab is the agent that I deal with. 

Good luck.

Cheryl

I would highly recommend getting your own title company to work on your behalf.  If you would like a recommendation of one, please let me know and I can refer one to you.

Welcome to Bigger Pockets.  I would be happy to assist you with your search in the Middlesex area should you like my assistance.

www.CherylSchuck.com  973-559-3167

Alfalfa fields....that's funny.  I would then treat everyone as individuals until you develop a relationship with them and determine who you can trust and who you can't.

You were totally misinformed there Sean.  The only tax break that your mother may qualify for is a senior citizen discount.  Some towns in NJ offer a tax break or may even freeze your taxes for those over the age of 65.  I would suggest that you have her call, or you can call for her, and see what tax break, if any, they would offer to her and how she could go about instituting that discount.