Purchased a cozy little cottage in a lakeside community in NJ last year which was already renovated…read moreby Diamond Property Solutions. We've been in our home for over a year & we are more than happy with the quality and precision of the home. Don't think twice about purchasing a home restored by this company. Their design, character and craftsmanship is impeccable!!

From the owner: We are a local company out of North Jersey looking to offer financial relief to homeowners in a…read moredifficult or just undesirable real estate situation. Whether you are in foreclosure, inherited a burdensome property, divorce, probate, just plain busy or for any other reason, we can help.

North Jersey Property Management (NJPM) who is responsible for The Hamlet 55+ home owner community…read morein Sparta, NJ is being unresponsive to voice mails, phone calls, emails, and text messages (Heather) to serious safety concerns. We just purchased unit D5 and noted serious issues. The owner of NJPM is Heather Wolstenholme (owner and principal; https://northjerseypm.com/about-us/ ) and the HOA president Sylvia Mulbury have been repeatedly informed with no response to the requests for a resolution or a plan of action. This property is for adults 55+. The majority of the owners are elderly over 65 and near 90s. While touring the property with the realtor and since moving in, I informed them of the following: 1) The exit doors do not open with a push button for those who utilize wheelchairs and walkers. The glass doors are EXTREMELY heavy. My parents cannot manage these doors without assistance. I watched yesterday, a couple in their late 80s early 90s, one in a wheelchair, one barely walking, get hit while trying to enter this building. They are residents here too. 2) There is no sign warning residents that there is a significant step down to the trash room on the lower floor. This floor needs to be leveled out with a ramp for wheelchair access. The light for the room is so far away from the door (to the right) that you have to enter a pitch black room in order to reach it. The ridiculously heavy metal door needs for the guide to close slower, so the door closes dangerously fast behind you. It has knocked my mom over. Then, you stumble around in the dark hoping to find the switch. The first day I went in there, I fell over the trash and bins on the floor reaching for the light. Before that, I fell into the room due to not knowing there was a big step down. This door too, needs to have a wheel chair door opener. 3) The equipment in the exercise room has been broken since September according to one resident. One of the reasons we bought here (closed on purchase last week) was due to the fact my dad, a disabled vet, can benefit from the treadmill, yet both do not work. One of the resident's has been told by Silvia, HOA president there is no money. He even offered to pitch $200.00 to help to replace the machine, nothing has been done about this. My father's PT has provided a packet with a plan that is would greatly strengthen his stamina and leg muscle weakness. 4) I asked for the previous year's Profit and Loss report with line items of all expenses. This is property owner's right to examine how our HOA dues (we pay nearly $700.00 per month) are being spent. 5) Half if not more of the lights are too dim or missing light bulbs. In the public walk ways creating a tripping and falling hazard. 6) Although the hallways have AC/Heat, they are turned off and it got into the 80s last week in them. I had trouble breathing while walking to and from my apartment. I have residual lung issues. 7) Our bank while attempting to get a mortgage, was told by the property management company, that the roof was not built properly by the original builder and needs to be replace. We were told there are no funds in the HOA saved for property maintenance and upkeep of the common areas of the building. The purpose of HOA fees is to set aside $ for these ongoing needs. They were told there is no approved loan for this roof replacement. When asked what the roof assessment would be, we were told, we have no idea. Because of this, the bank declined the mortgage. 8) The president of the HOA, fellow owner in unit D10, screamed at me when I brought these safety items to her attention, stating I cannot worry about these safety issues, I have other issues here. I brought to her attention that the board and the property management company have a fiduciary responsible to ensure the safety of this place. She continued with "put it in writing". I asked Heather for her email, she continues to ignore my requests. 9) The entrance to the front lobby/door is not graduated and my father has tripped over the lip. 10) The public exterior windows are filthy cover in dirt and cobwebs. 11) The rug in the back elevator is not flat, it is curled up on the right side creating another tripping hazard. 12) The code for the front security doors to open them noted in the pamphlet does not work. Again, I am being ignored to my request for receiving the correct ones, so we can come in to our property. 13) The young man who works for NJPM whose name is Sam, has told me he has been told by his boss (Heather) he is not allowed to speak to me. They do not answer calls from my cell phone. If I use a fake number, they immediately pick up the call. 14) The president of the HOA yells and berates as a communication style and is autocratic instead of collaborative in her role. She has personally screamed at me, my sister, my nephew and his gf. The other residents have told me she does this behavior all the time. Many shared that they are afraid to complain.

JVC Properties are kicking people out of their homes and expecting them to pay rent while they…read morescramble to find a place to live that they can't afford. This is the most awful, heartless company you could ever hope for.

Oh my goodness, we didn't even get to buy a house from Marc Tremain as we are moving to another…read morestate, but I just had to leave a review to say how grateful we are for his EXCELLENT assistance with offers we made in New Jersey. He was so there for us, gave us great advice, and I would recommend him to anyone buying a home (probably selling too!), when you really need the best of the best at your side. We have bought & sold many homes, and I can tell you this guy is a top-notch realtor.

Working with the Tremain Real Estate Team was a very thankful experience. Their business is one of…read morethe close relationships, and we are very fortunate to be able to have them share our experience looking for a new home with so many positive real estate experiences. Our satisfaction with our new home is hard work. The ultimate reward is our new home and but it does show Christine and Marc Tremain are true Real Estate Experts!

Was very disappointed. He made the exact same mistakes our previous realtor had made. When asked to…read moremake the listing corrections they didn't want to. Ended up cancelling our open house because the listing was incorrect and was missing info. He delegates to his team, so they do the work, not him. After we fired him, the next day he called with an offer of $10K over asking but the deal never materialized and that ended up delaying our home sale by a month. Would not recommend.

Duffy is the man! We were looking to relocate and Mr. Brennan was incredibly professional,…read more thorough, and detail oriented. We gave him a list of all of our wants/needs and he was able to find us exactly what we requested. We couldn't be happier with our experience.

Genevieve Kevil is an exceptional realtor to have on your side! She was very helpful in…read moreunderstanding what we were looking for, professional, organized, efficient, paid close attention to detail, and was always looking out for our best interest. She made us feel comfortable and at ease most importantly from start to finish. Highly recommend! Thank you for being part of our first home buying experience!

From the owner: Rick Ambrose is a Realtor with Keller Williams Realty specializing in lakefront real estate and…read moredistinctive MLS homes for sale in Lake Mohawk, Sparta, Mendham, Morristown and Randolph NJ.

Engaged the services of one of their "premier agents in Sussex county"..she told us she was having…read moreproblems with her weichert email account and told us to use her personal account..yet she continued to use both accounts to send important information without any security, including a contract for a condo to purchase. She also neglected..and admits to this..to send Weichert's required WIRE TRANSFER WARNING FORM along with the contract to be signed and returned My wife and I lost our life savings in a wire transfer scam because this agent never provided and advice warning education regarding procedures or dangers of wire transfers ...yet weichert refuses to take responsibility saying they had no legal requirement to warn us. A judge threw out that argument twice. So we are going to court to explain the situation to a jury to hold weichert and their agent resonsible.

On March 26, 2017 my home was being shown to a potential buyer by HB a Realtor from Weichert…read moreRealtors of Sparta. I was not present during the showing but received a call shortly thereafter from my listing agent (from another agency). She informed me that the aforementioned potential buyer had broken a valuable piece of Art during the showing. The piece of Art was a large, very rare geological specimen being a Cranberry Quartz Crystal with a custom carved base that I had purchased as a Memorial to my late husband of 29 years. The Cranberry Quartz Crystal Memorial was clearly and safely displayed in my parlor at the time of the showing. My agent was told directly by Ms. HB that she was "sorry for the loss" and that her customer "knew he had to pay for it." Ms. HB went on to state that her customer had broken the Cranberry Quartz Crystal Memorial while trying to inspect my stereo system, which was not part of the sale of the house. Needless to say, I was completely devastated by the loss of the Memorial to my late husband. The potential buyer initially offered compensation of $500 for my loss, but given the fact that the Cranberry Quartz Crystal Memorial had cost $2996.00, and the personal devastation of having it broken in the first place by the negligence of the customer and the Weichert agent, I rejected the offer. After consulting with my Attorney and my listing agent , I was informed that even though the loss of this irreplaceable Memorial certainly couldn't be relieved by any monetary sum, that if I chose to pursue the issue further, I should only expect to be compensated for the purchase price. I reluctantly agreed and instructed my Attorney to contact Mr. A Milling, the broker of the Weichert Agency of Sparta and try to settle the matter. In response, Mr. AM (broker of the Sparta Weichert office) became very caustic, belligerent, and threatening. He denied that his Agent, Ms. HB, had even called my agent and went on to say that I was negligent in the displaying of my Husband's Memorial, or the piece of "quartz" as he called it, and implied that Mr. KA (potential buyer) may have been injured and could possibly be considering litigation against me. After months of prolonged back and forth with Mr. AM, my Attorney advised me that the only possible chance of any recovery for the damage was to file suit. I couldn't afford the expense of filing a law suit and decided to pursue other possible remedies on my own. I feel that it is important that Mr. AM (broker of the Sparta Weichert office) be held accountable for his actions and that other consumers be aware of them as well.

Simon seemed interested in showing me homes after I attended an open house where he was the listing…read moreagent. He reached several days later like most agents do offering his services and to let him know of homes I would be interested in so I did. Upon questioning some of the prices of homes and length of time on the market, Simon accused me of having a bad reputation with all agents in three NJ counties stating "they all know youre attending open houses and making low offers to see if you can get a good deal". He also said that my reputation is so bad that I will not find a home to buy, implying that no agent would work with me. Ended by referring to me as a "low life" and that I was wasting his time. Obviously he was upset of the way I perceive the real estate market. And instead of shedding market knowledge, he resorted to insulting me. I have dealt with amazing agents who have given me valuable knowledge on homes and offered to assist, Simon gives these agents a really bad rap by his egregious and unprofessional behavior and it's my opinion he deserves to be disciplined for his actions. He is not one agent or his broker at Coldwell Banker I would ever do business with or recommend.

From the owner: My business specializes in helping & guiding people & families through their real estate needs…read more Whether that be selling, buying, or even investing... I work with clients everyday to successfully help them through that process.

Karen was so helpful and understanding of our wants and needs guiding us through the process from…read moreinitial contact, through until the closing. Karen even kept in touch with us after the transaction to see how we were doing in our new home. Her knowledge of the local area, school systems, shops, stores, restaurants really helped us become acquainted with the area making the transition that much easier for our family. Karen is a true, fair and honest real estate professional.

From the owner: A 30 year resident of Sussex County New Jersey I would love the opportunity to share my experiences…read morewith you. Living in the lakeland region of New Jersey I often hear from people that they had no idea just how beautiful this part of New Jersey is. Come see for yourself.....Located 55 miles from the Lincoln Tunnel, Sussex County is a world away. Pristine lakes for swimming, boating or fishing, Mountains for skiing, snow tubing, mountain biking or hiking. If you would like to just simply come taste the wine and breath the air, all are welcome. Recreational properties are just part of the real estate market. We offer blue ribbon school districts, outstanding recreation in our townships and a more relaxed life style. Get more for your money, live better and come enjoy Sussex County New Jersey in all its MAJESTY.