Lakes Corvette Club & Medford Township, NJ 8th Annual “Blast From the Past” Family Fun Car Show on Main Street in Historic Medford Village Saturday, May 14, 2011 A Judged Show for Corvettes and All other classes are peer judged Registration: 8 to 10 AM at the Public Safety Building Jones Road off Route 70 East, Medford NJ Awards are at: 3:00 PM To enter your car in the Car Show Pre-Registration: $20.00 by May 7th Day of Show Registration: $25.00 If needed Rain date: Sunday, May 15, 2011 10 to Noon Registration Classes to be judged at the car show Silver Antique Cars to 1954 Yellow Antique Cars 1955 - 1962 Pink Antique Cars 1963 - 1968 Lavender Antique Cars 1969 - 1986 Blue Corvette 1953 - 1967 Lime Corvette 1968 - 1973 Gold Corvette 1974- 1982 White Corvette 1984 - 1996 Aqua Corvettes 1... 04/10/2011

The township of Medford will celebrate it's 20th annual Dickens Festival, Saturday, Dec. 5th.  LOCATION:  MAIN STREET (ROUTE 541) MEDFORD, NJ EVENT DATE:  SATURDAY DECEMBER 6, 2008, 6:00 PM - 9:30 PMRAIN DATE:  SUNDAY DECEMBER 7, 2008, 3:00 PM - 6:30 PMSponsored by the , it's the official Medford start to the Holiday season! Kicking off the festival will be a tree lighting ceremony in the Main Street Gazebo at 18 North Main Street at 6:15 p.m. with events taking place continously throughout the evening.Area residents and visitors are encouraged to stroll through Medford's historic village and into the past to experience an 18th Century Dickens' Village lined with dimly lit lampposts, quaint shops trimmed with twinkling lights and dressed for the holidays.   Plus, a live Nativity at Toml... 12/06/2009

As a continuation of yesterday's post, today I'm going to cover the basic things that a home seller should do to prepare for negotiating the sale of their home. 1.  First the seller should figure out what their bottom line is.  What is the minimum that they would take for the home and still net the amount of money that they truly need.  This should always be decided up front because it is when the seller is thinking most rationally , and not yet caught up in the drama of the negotiating process. 2.  Then the seller should determine the market value of their home.  This should be done with their agent by looking at comparable sales in the area.  At this point it is important to set a high, but realistic goal.  You don't want to give the home away, but you do want a price that will attrac... 07/09/2009

As promised, I'm going to spend a little time blogging about negotiating the sale or purchase of a home.  I think that the first and most important tip that I can give is to be prepared.  I know that this sounds like common sense, but I can't tell you how often I'm involved in negotiations with people who clearly have not done their homework.  Let's take a quick look at what the buyer should do to prepare for the negotiating process: Buyer Negotiation Preparation: 1.  The very first thing that a buyer should do is to know what they can afford.  This entails getting pre-approved by a reputable mortgage lender.  Often times I've seen buyers enter into negotiations on a home that they truly cannot afford, and this is just a waste of everyone's time and effort. 2.  The buyer should also edu... 07/08/2009

I was speaking with a client of mine this afternoon about negotiating an offer for a home purchase, and it occurred to me that this is a topic that I have neglected to post on my blog.  I believe that negotiating a one of the most important aspects of my job when working with both buyers and sellers.  I'm not sure if it would be completely fair to call myself an expert negotiator, but I have been negotiating for a living since 2001 and I have also studied negotiations on a graduate level while earning my Master's degree in Real Estate at Texas A&M University.  I don't often like to sing my own praises, but this is one area of my job that I believe I'm particularly good at.  With that being the case, I will be writing a few posts on the topic of negotiations in the upcoming weeks.  Pleas... 07/07/2009