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lizzie M. asked:


Have you ever heard of a company called ORANGE FUTURE?
(Google this number) 800-214-7993
*** THIS IS A FRAUD ALERT!!!!!!!!!***
You will find several posting for the same houses all over the Internet. I called 800-214-7993 and I
spoke to a GUY named DANIEL who supposedly works for “ORANGE FUTURE”. The company exists but “Daniel”, is unheard of (So I was told). He is known to be a scam artist, his ads are all over the Internet… Ranging from New Jersey to Mexico. PLEASE DO NOT CALL THIS NUMBER 800-214-7993!!!
I called this number earlier today to inquire about pre-foreclosure listing and to sign up for emails regarding listings in my area. After speaking to “Daniel”, for just a few minute he insist I give him my credit card information to verify that I am a qualified buyer (candidate) I asked him if my card will be charged, he said “NO” he just needed to verify that I am a qualified candidate to take over mortgage payments for “DISTRESSED PROPERTY OWNERS”. What does this mean,exactly? So Dummy me, I gave my credit card information.

Unknowingly, he tried to run my card (ATM card) for $199.00. Good thing my bank warns me of any unusual transactions and did not allow this transaction to go through. I received a call from my Bank institute the minute I hung up, warning me of this FRAUD transaction. THANK YOU WAMU!

He was unable to take MY MONEY! But, you may not be so lucky? Consider this a warning!!!!!!!

Love, Your friend

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iam_kilaru asked:


n New Jersey, assuming that it is maintained well, how easy or difficult is it to sell a 25 yr old townhouse? There is a very good high school in the town.

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Janice asked:


My family is considering to purchase a house in central New Jersey, do you think the price of housing in NJ is overpriced recently? It is good time for buyers?

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Brian F asked:


I own a 5 bedroom house, (2 years into 30 yr mortgage! ) It is just me and my small dog living there and it seems an expensive waste of space and money as I have only been upstairs 2 times since living here. I have been thinking about moving to a smaller rental unit and renting the house or staying put and renting rooms? My mortgage, insurance and taxes come to $3,000.00 a month. I could not get more than 2500 a month renting. I would like to keep this house as a long term investment but the costs are taking a toll on me. It is my only investment and I have only about 60,000 in equity. I need to do something as I can barely keep this thing afloat!! Any good advice would be appreciated. Also, what are the rules, laws, regulations governing rented rooms? Do they have the same rightsd as tenants? I live in New Jersey. Thanks for reading greater thanks for a reply.

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Preciouseyes asked:


I am looking to find a foreclosure or bank owned foreclosure homes in New Jersey. Does anyone know a free toll free number or a really good site where i can get listing of the homes in different counties? or has anyone tried doing any foreclosure listings and what sites or places did you guys call?……….thank you very much.

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T T asked:


I am looking to move in Central New Jersey and would like data on the quality of town school systems in order to make the best choice for my children.

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Chin asked:


In New Jersey, assuming that it is maintained well, how easy or difficult is it to sell a 25 yr old townhouse? There is a very good high school in the town.

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Mr.Manhattan asked:


My wife and I are looking to relocate to Jersey, to be somewhat close to NYC. We like Perth Amboy and Red Bank. Problem is, right now we live in Minnesota and it is hard to search for a job in NJ living here. But how in the world can we rent an apartment in New Jersey when we will be unemployed at first?

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drf2684 asked:


A rented townhouse in the same complex was recently put on the market for 365K, the rent for that unit was $2100/month. My math says there is no way the place was making money, further proving to me that it is smarter to rent in NJ because of the high prices and taxes. Does anyone actually own and rent property in New Jersey and make a profit? How??

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jumpingrightin asked:


What is involved to get a real estate license in New Jersey and the cost. Do you simply take an exam? What kind of exam is it? What can I expect for total time spend studying for and passing my realtor’s license in New Jersey? How can I find out if you don’t know?

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