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Why use an agent from RE/MAX Classic Group???? Best Brand in the business
Best Knowledge of the area
Best Leading Technology
Best service
 Some information about our Broker John Bendall
John Bendall earned his real estate license in November, 1986,and his Brokers license since 1989. In 1994 John started the Bendall Group, since then John has sold over 1000 homes in the central New Jersey area.
Some of John's many accomplishments:
Over 100 homes sold per year- 1998-2005
2004 President of the Board of Realtors
2004 Realtor of the year
2005 CRS Realtor of the year
2005 RE/MAX of New Jersey Broker of the year
National speaker/trainer
Real Estate expert for MSNBC
just to name a few..... "My strong points are my knowledge of the market, my track record and the added service I give my clients. Most importantly, John has created an all-star team of agents, commited to giving all our clients the five star quality service they deserve.
"Client for life" is the companies slogan. "Mere customer satisfaction is not good enough any more," said John. "The whole company shares a commitment to customer enthusiasm. Enthusiasm is a notch above satisfaction. RE/MAX Classic Group creates this enthusiasm by exceeding customers' expectation in every interaction, including contract to closing and beyond."
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Time to Move >Why Not Remodel
When your home starts feeling too small or outmoded, you may think that the solution is to remodel. Although it is a workable solution for many homeowners, others who do extensive remodeling end up selling their homes within a few years of completing the work. The decisions you make about your renovation could have a significant impact on whether you can recover your investment when you sell your home.
Real estate agents see a lot of homes and listen to a lot of buyers. Together with architects and professional kitchen planners, they can offer valuable advice on how to improve a kitchen or bath, or add a room that will increase your family's enjoyment and attract future buyers.
Before you decide to take the remodeling plunge, you should consider whether expensive improvements will over-improve your home in relation to the neighborhood. If you are inclined to make an investment in your home that far exceeds the selling price of other homes in the area, it may be better to sell your present home and buy one that corresponds to your needs.
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What is a VA home loan?
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The Office of Veterans Affairs guarantees small or no-down payment mortgage loans made by lenders to U.S. veterans. |
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