Lichtman Associates Real Estate, LLC

03/22/2024

Coming on the market in a few weeks . ... a 3BR/2ba home in Moorestown that needs renovations. Beautiful lot and location. Let me know if you want details

09/16/2022

I have a special niche of working with seniors. If a senior is moving to an active 55+community or to a car community, or if a home has become part of an estate - I have a bundle of resources to make the downsizing easier. I help my clients find new homes for the items they no longer want. I also am familiar with the 55+ communities. If there is a senior in your life who is about to make a move, Id love to be there to guide them

07/15/2019

Anyone need a home with in-law suite? This Blackwood home has a first floor large BR and full bath. There are also 4BR/2ba upstairs. Price $218,000. More pics or details on request.

02/10/2018

New listing in Voorhees. This home is large, contemporary and gorgeous. It has desirable updates everywhere - 5 burner gas cook-top, granite counters. tile back splash and floors, new bathrooms, 12' walk-in close and high ceilings in master BR, 4BR/2.5ba, Basement. large yard with deck. Come see it!

10/27/2017

The Katz JCC"s fabulous Arts Books and Culture Festival is Nov 5-12 this year. It is filled with inspiration and entertainment. Check out this year's line-up at

Join us for our annual Bank of America Festival of Arts, Books and Culture featuring best-selling authors, entertainers and public figures!

07/23/2017

There is a first time buyer program available with huge grants. Both buyer and property must qualify. I have a gorgeous and updated 3BR/2ba home in Bellmawr that qualifies. Price is $175k. Email or call if you have questions

06/11/2017

Just listed - updated, move-in condition cape with finished basement in Bellmawr. Fabulous kitchen- only $178,000

05/12/2017

In case you havent heard, the real estate market has been in a frenzy these past few weeks. We are seeing multiple offers for most properties. Coming soon - -- large 4BR in Woodcrest section of Cherry Hill, updated kitchen and baths. Available now at a great price- Holiday Village home (55+ in Mt. Laurel) , immaculate but has dated decor.

10/13/2016

Lost Tree in Voorhees . . this home that I just listed has fabulous open spaces and large and private back yard. The kitchen and master suite are huge and have open designs. Price- $469,000

07/19/2016

Just listed today . . .Large 4BR home in Woodcrest - on a cul-de-sac and walk to Harte Elementary. Oversized rooms, huge finished basement large, fenced yard, many updates throughout. Details on request.

02/10/2016

It is so important to me to reduce the toxins that we use in our life that I am sharing this article that was sent to me:

NON TOXIC CLEANING SOLUTIONS YOU CAN MAKE

As we become more and more aware about the effects of household chemicals on our health and on the environment, it is becoming easier than ever to find alternatives to using store-bought cleaning supplies. Most of the commercially produced products contain chemicals like ammonia and bleach, and even though they clean well they can damage the nervous and respiratory systems and be harmful to both your family and your pets.

With a few simple ingredients and a little time, you can make your own cleaning supplies that not only reduce the number of toxic substances in your home but will even save you money.

Most of the non-toxic cleaning supplies use the same basic ingredients such as castile soap, white vinegar, baking soda and essential oils. For baking soda and vinegar, consider stocking up on larger sizes of these items from either a restaurant supply store or a warehouse store — not only is it more economical, but once you start making your cleaners at home, you will want to be able to refill your supply easily.

1. GRANITE CLEANER
1/4 cup of rubbing alcohol
3 drops of castile soap
1 cup water
5-10 drops of essential oils (for scent)
Put the rubbing alcohol into a 16 oz spray bottle. Add the soap, essential oil and water. Shake to combine.

2. TOILET BOWL CLEANER
1/2 - 3/4 cup baking soda
8 - 10 drops tea-tree or melaleuca essential oil
1/2 - 3/4 cup distilled white vinegar
Pour the baking soda directly into the toilet bowl, then add oil, then vinegar. Let sit for 10 minutes and scrub with toilet brush.

3.SOFT SCRUB
Make this in small batches and store in an airtight container so that it does not dry out between uses.
3/4 cup baking soda
1/4 cup castile soap
1 tablespoon water
Combine the baking soda and soap. Add the water and stir to make a paste-like consistency. Use a sponge to scoop out the scrub and use to clean tile, sinks and other hard surfaces.

4. OVEN CLEANER
1 1/2 cup baking soda
1/2 cup sea salt
1/2 cup washing soda
Filtered water (to make a thin paste)
1/2 cup white vinegar
10 drops melaleuca oil
Preheat your oven to the lowest temperature possible and then turn it off.
Mix baking soda, sea salt, and washing soda in a small bowl. Add melaleuca oil then add vinegar to the mixture — it will fizz a little. Slowly add water until you have a thin enough paste to spread in your oven. Leave the paste in the oven overnight and wipe it out in the morning.

With a few ingredients and a little ingenuity, it is inexpensive and easy to make at home a non-toxic version of these common (and most chemical-laden) cleaning products.

Sandi

02/04/2016

Available for sale, for rent or for lease purchase:
Kings Croft 3BR townhouse with basement. Excellent condition - lots of space.