The Mortgage Outlet has discovered that there a lot of misinformation and mortgage myths about Reverse Mortgages in BRIDGEHAMPTON New York.  A reverse mortgage is a home equity loan which allows homeowners 62 years or older to convert some of their home-equity into tax-free income without having to make any repayments on any part of the loan as long as they will continue to live in the home.  The tax-free proceeds from a reverse mortgage can be used for any purposes.  Reverse Mortgages were created to enhance the lifestyle of the borrower for the rest of their life.         Myth # 1:  The Bank will own my home. Fact:  Your title will not change until you sell your home and you will maintain ownership of your property. The lender will place a lien against your property just like a regu... 03/26/2013

Sandcastle Estate In Bridgehampton NY - What $25,000 A Day Gets You So, how many want to chip in and have an awesome Summer? Sorry, it's been taken: Sandcastle Estate And people think $2000.00 a month for rent of a whole house on Long Island is expensive. This is just for 2 weeks! Enjoy the views! 04/13/2010

Bridgehampton is located in the heart of the Hamptons and is a hamlet on the South Fork of Suffolk County Long Island.   To reach Bridgehampton you can take the Long Island Expressway to Montauk Highway East, luxury bus motor coach, or the Long Island Railroad. It's approximately 100 miles to New York City.  Bridgehampton is home to the Hampton Classics, which is a popular equestrian event, the Antique Car Road Rally, Mercedes-Benz Polo Match, and the Chamber Music Festival.  This is luxury living in Bridgehampton, and is it closeby to upscale shopping and fine restaurants, and the towns of Southampton, East Hampton, and Sag Harbor.   Bridgehampton has so much to offer including the beaches, sailing, and fishing off Bridge Lane or Sagg Pond.  Students who live in this community can atte... 10/31/2009

  I think that 25% referral fees between agents is too high. Sure, during the hey-day when you took 'em out, showed 'em a few houses or took the listing and waited for it to sell and went to the closing, no one complained.  I have always had an issue with a 25% referral fee and have made it my own policy to only ask for 20%, as an incentive to the agent I was referring to.  After all, if you have two referrals, one at 25% and one at 20%, what does human nature lead many to do? Another thing that lead me to believe that 25% is too high, has been all the out of market agents who had put websites together, fishing for "Hamptons" buyers and sellers - JUST so they could capture them and turn them around and refer them to a Hamptons Agent.  With an average sales price of $1,500,000, that turn... 10/27/2008

After 10 years as a traditional broker, I have decided to work exclusively with buyers, here in the Hamptons, the North Fork and on Shelter Island. I will also assist buyers in identifying top notch agents in other markets worldwide. In todays business environment, it has become clear how important it is to be represented in any major negotiation and to have someone working for you who will give you the facts needed to make the best decision. I have watched the "dissatisfaction-creep" of buyers who know, at least on some level, that they are not being represented by their seller agent. Well, now is the time for transparency, openness and equal representation for both buyers and sellers in real estate - often the biggest purchase and sale most people will make in their lifetimes. Please ... 09/24/2008