Jessica Cancelliere Realtor

04/12/2025

04/10/2025

03/28/2025

Under Contract! 🎉 Another charming home in Clark, NJ is off the market! Excited for my clients as they move one step closer to closing day! 🏠✨

Thinking about buying or selling? Let’s chat! 📩🔑



davidrealtygroup

Real estate
New Jersey
Buying a home
Selling a home

02/28/2025

https://porchlightmedianj.hd.pics/27-Stemmer-Dr

Welcome to 27 Stemmer Drive, a rare gem in one of Clark’s most sought-after neighborhoods! This meticulously maintained ranch home has been lovingly cared for by the same owners for over 25 years, and their pride of ownership shines through in every detail. Perfectly situated within walking distance to both the elementary and middle schools, this home offers an unbeatable location for families looking for convenience and community.

Inside, you’ll find a spacious and well-designed layout featuring three bedrooms upstairs, including a primary suite with its own private half bath. The main level also boasts a full bath, an additional half bath, a bright and airy living room, a formal dining room, a cozy den drenched in sunlight, and a convenient main-level laundry room—all designed for easy, one-floor living. A stunning indoor/outdoor wood-burning fireplace adds warmth and charm, making this home perfect for both relaxation and entertaining.

Downstairs, the fully finished basement offers a private retreat, complete with a large fourth bedroom featuring an expansive en-suite bath and cedar-lined closets. Whether you're searching for your forever home or the perfect place to put down roots, this exceptional property is waiting for you. Homes like this, in a location like this, don’t come around often—don’t miss your chance to make it yours!

Listed at $749,000, MLS #3948270, 4 beds, 4 baths, 105X122,

11/22/2024

10/04/2021

Selling “as is” simply means putting the property on the market in its current condition, with few or no improvements.
🔹Low Upfront Expense
“As is” sellers are not expected to spend money on pricey improvements, like updating the kitchen or bathroom, or replacing the windows. Instead, an “as is” seller may choose to not make any repairs or opt to make minor upgrades.
🔹Little Upfront Work
As an “as is” seller, you also don’t have to go to the trouble of clearing out your belongings, going into an organizing frenzy, or taking the time for a deep cleaning. With the proper disclosures concerning the state of the house, your marketing will not be any less effective.
🔹Estate Sale
When deceased parents leave their homes to their children, the best way to divide the value of the property is by selling it and distributing the proceeds among the siblings.
🔹Selling A "Tear Down"
When the land on which your house sits is more valuable than the structure itself, it is typically best to sell the property “as is.” It makes no sense to improve a house that will be torn down for a new structure.

🔹Material Defects Have To Be Disclosed
All sellers, even if they plan to sell their home “as is,” are required to disclose known defects about the property and to provide information on any issues that a buyer may ask about, such as termite damage, a wet basement, non-working appliances, plumbing leaks, etc. Any defects discovered after the sale are the responsibility of the buyer unless the seller had previous knowledge.

This all sounds too good to be true right?! What’s the kicker here ?
🔸The Home Needs To Be Priced Appropriately 🔸
If the home is in poor condition or has not been updated, most buyers interested in the home will be investors or builders who will look to fix up the home and flip it or tear it down and build a new home. Low-ball offers are not uncommon, but if you have a good pricing strategy, you should not have to sell your home for less than what it is worth in “as is” condition.

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09/25/2021

When it comes time to sell, one of the hardest things to determine is the listing price. So how do you come up with a number that isn’t so low it leaves money on the table, but also not so high that your home never sells? That’s where a comparative market analysis (CMA) comes into play.

Real estate agents are experts in creating CMA’s based on your home’s value and recently sold, similar properties in the surrounding area. These reports help set a fair listing price for sellers and generate competitive offers from buyers.

Here’s a rundown of the basic steps:

1. Evaluate the neighborhood

2. Gather details about the subject property.

3. Select comps.

4. Adjust differences.

5. Determine the sold price per square foot after adjustments.

Ready to figure out the “best” price for your home? I’d love to create a comparative market analysis for you!