Turning dreams into addresses.

I work across Middlesex, Somerset, Union and Essex counties from the RE/MAX Instyle Realty office in Belle Mead, including East Brunswick, Edison, South River, Somerville, Bridgewater, Branchburg, Elizabeth, Linden, Rahway and Newark.

Yes, first-time buyers are a big part of my business. We start with your budget and preapproval, I explain every step in plain English, and I can point you to New Jersey first-time buyer and down payment assistance programs your lender can check you for.

After a New Jersey home purchase contract is signed, both sides have three business days for their attorneys to review it. Either attorney can propose changes or cancel the contract during that window, so the deal is not final until attorney review ends.

Each New Jersey town sets its own tax rate and assessments, so two similar homes a few miles apart can have very different monthly costs. I show buyers the tax bill for every home we look at so there are no surprises.

Sellers usually need a smoke alarm, carbon monoxide alarm and fire extinguisher certificate from the town before closing, and many towns also require their own resale inspection. I track these for my clients so closing isn't delayed.

Yes. Owner-occupied homes with up to four units can qualify for many owner-occupant loans, including FHA. As a landlord myself, I help buyers compare the rent potential, expenses and condition of multi-family homes before they make an offer.

I price your home from recent local sales, give staging guidance, use professional photography, and send you a written update every week with showings and buyer feedback.

I'm a homeowner, landlord and investor, so my advice comes from experience on your side of the table. Buyers also get free moving boxes and use of my moving truck, and I stay available after closing for questions about refinancing, renting out or selling later.