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Home for Sale By Owner in East Brunswick, NJ 08816 - Flat Fee MLS Listing $395

557 Cranbury Rd East Brunswick, NJ 08816 - Realtors welcome, buyer agent commission paid at MLS#209744

5 Beds 4 Baths

Beautiful, Well Maintained 5 Br/3.5 Bath Home On A Cul-De-Sac In Royal Estates. Boasts Bright Entry Foyer, Lrg Brs, Updated Eik W/Ss Appl & Granite Island. French Drs Off Eik Lead To Park-Like Yard Incl Hot Tub, Lrg Patio, & Landscaping. Backs To Frost Wds. Bsmt Has Inlaw Suite W/ Fbth & Summer Kit. Must See! Wont Last.

If you are interested in this Home for Sale By Owner in East Brunswick, NJ 08816- Flat Fee MLS Listing $395, please call 1-888-362-6543, enter the MLS#209744 . You can make an appointment or ask any questions about the property. Realtors welcome, buyer commission is paid to any realtor. Please see additional listing details at Realtor.com featured by Realmart Realty.

If you have a Home for Sale in East Brunswick, NJ 08816 and would like save up to 6% commission, we can list your home on the local MLS and Realtor.com for a low flat fee of $395. For more information please read the FAQ on Home for Sale By Owner in East Brunswick, NJ 08816- Flat Fee MLS Listing. You will get the maximum exposure of the local MLS, in which thousands of local realtors will help you sell your home. You also reserve the right to sell your home by owner and pay no commission at all.

Please contact Realmart Realty for our texting special. All new orders will receive a free sign with Texting Service where buyers can get full listing details on their mobile phones instantly. Offers ends 05/30/2011, call now for more information about Homes for Sale By Owner in East Brunswick, NJ 08816- Flat Fee MLS Listing $395.

Are you buying a home in East Brunswick, NJ 08816 We will give you up to 2% of the purchase price of the property at closing if you choose to work with us. This is for all homes that are listed on the MLS. For more information, please read the Buying tips and FAQS.

Jack Yao - Realmart Realty info@realmartrealty.com, 732-727-2285

YES IT'S TRUE! The state of New Jersey allows REBATES for homebuyers. This is CASH in your pocket at the closing table. For more information on the rebate program, please read the New Jersey Law. This is not a government rebate. Please consult a tax professional about the rebate. In New Jersey commissions are negotiable.

Winters on the eastern seaboard can be rough, as any central New Jersey home owner will tell you. Everyone spends more time indoors, and the family room more than lives up to its name! We turned to our friends at HouseLogic for information about how to save energy in the family gathering place where fun—a video game console, TV, DVR, DVD, and stereo system—comes at a cost reflected monthly in your energy bill. Good news! You can save up to $130 a year in energy costs by recharging, reducing, and replacing energy-sapping electronics. Let's look at ways to have family fun, and save money, too.

Select Energy Star-rated electronics. The three biggest energy hogs in the family room are the plasma television, DVR/TiVo box, and digital cable box, says the nonprofit American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy, which promotes energy efficiency to consumers and government policymakers.

A typical plasma TV (less than 40 inches) consumes 441 kilowatt hours of electricity per year. That translates into about $50 (based on 11.3 cents per kilowatt hour). Next up are TiVo devices at $41 annually, followed by digital cable boxes at $27. Both devices are always on because they constantly receive and download data. 

Opting for an LCD (liquid crystal display) TV, which costs $8 per year to operate, saves you about $42/year.

Reduce standby power. The energy that’s wasted when electronic devices are plugged in, but not in use—represents about $100 per year in the average household’s electricity costs, says Energy Star. Assuming the family room represents about 15% of your electricity bill, you could save about $15 per year with smart standby practices.

Unplug rarely-used electronics (like that karaoke machine), and cluster other appliances, even adapters for cell phones and digital cameras, onto power strips ($3 to $12 for a six-outlet strip). Power strips allow you to turn off all attached electronics with one switch. 

Unfortunately, some family room electronics, such as set-top boxes and downloading devices like TiVo, can’t be turned off, because that would disrupt the digital data-gathering you’ve programmed them to do. But with a smart power strip ($20 to $40), you can turn off your TV while leaving the DVR plugged in.

Become computer efficient. Your computer eats energy, too. To reduce consumption: Turn off monitors when not in use; put your computer in sleep mode when you sleep; use LCD flat screen monitors, rather than CRT monitors, and switch from a desktop to a battery-powered laptop, which uses less energy.

Invest in rechargeable batteries. They won’t reduce your electric bill, but you’ll save on batteries for your video game system and other entertainment remotes. You’ll help the environment, too. For every rechargeable battery you buy, you prevent at least 500 single-use batteries from entering the waste stream, according to PJ Stafford, founder of Green Irene, an eco-consulting company that provides energy and environmental makeovers to home owners.

Rechargeable AA and AAA batteries cost $3 to $3.50 each, versus 75 cents to $1 for disposables; a charger costs $25 to $30. That investment, in lieu of 500 batteries over four years, adds up to $310 to $445 in savings.

The Marchany Team KNOWS central New Jersey. We're right where you are, whether you're in South Brunswick or Monroe (Middlesex County). If you're looking for a terrific new home in Mercer County, we're prepared to search for your place in the sun in Princeton Junction, East Windsor, West Windsor, and Robbinsville. And if you're ready to put your Franklin Park or Hillsborough (Somerset County) home on the market, we're prepared to find the buyers who are looking for your home. Call The Marchany Team today at (732) 997-0019, and don't forget to “Like” us on Facebook! We are dedicated to helping you in every way possible.

It's as hard for us, as for all central New Jersey home owners, that it's already February! You know, a lot of people made the decision a month ago to live a little “greener” this year. It's a great goal, but often really hard to keep! Try these easy ideas to improve both your own well-being, and the planet's!

Eat local and organic. Nothing is quite as powerful in supporting good health as buying local, organic produce year-round, supporting your commitment to eating five servings of fruit and vegetables each day. Even during the winter months, there are farmers’ markets open. When you shop, look for local brands and locally grown fruits and veggies at the grocery.

Consider experimenting with delicious recipes that include seasonal foods. Of course, cooking from scratch also saves packaging waste, cuts out processed ingredients and preservatives, and encourages a healthier lifestyle!

Get outside. Instead of sitting at home, using electricity by watching TV or playing video games, you can grab some family members or friends and head out for a hike or walk. There are parks everywhere that offer fun and easy trails to explore. You’ll do your lungs a favor by breathing in fresh air, and you’ll enjoy beautiful scenery without even having to leave your city.

If a nature walk isn’t your thing, there are many other outdoor activities to participate in, including skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, skating, biking or mountain climbing. Experiencing nature first hand is a great reminder of the importance of protecting our environment. Remember to stay hydrated by drinking water, regardless of the time of year.

Ride the bus – or your bike. Instead of relying on your car to get around, make an effort to cut greenhouse gas emissions by finding transportation alternatives. Biking is great exercise and helps to keep you fit all year round, even in the winter. Although it takes a certain amount of dedication to permanently give up a car in favor of a bike, it is doable for shorter trips that don’t require carrying a lot of stuff. Make “bus or bike” your motto this year to stay fit and help reduce traffic congestion and air pollution.

Green the air in your home. During winter months, indoor air can be toxic and cause respiratory irritation and illness. As most of us spend about 90% of our time indoors, it can be challenging to keep our air clean. One way to help yourself is to air out your home regularly with a 5 to 10 minute purge. Open the front and back doors (including storm doors) and let in fresh air from outdoors. It’s amazing how much fresher and cleaner your home will be.Houseplants are an incredible way to help keep the air in your home greener. There is a host of plants that not only add to the ambiance and beauty of a room, but actually pull toxins from the air.

Pet owners, make sure to clean your pet’s bed, as fur and dander can add allergens and particulates, including dust, to your indoor air. And, if you have an animal that goes outside and comes in with wet fur or paws, its bed might be a bit moldy too—another good reason to wash pet beds regularly.

Cleaning green. Every product we use to wipe our counters, swish down our drains or toilets, or scrub onto our bodies and hair may be a source of toxic chemicals that end up in the environment, affecting not only the water and land, but also the air your family breathes.

Buy non-toxic cleaning products or make your own with inexpensive, effective choices like vinegar, baking soda and lemon juice.

The Marchany TeamKNOWS central New Jersey. We're right where you are, whether you're in South Brunswick or Monroe (Middlesex County). If you're looking for a terrific new home in Mercer County, we're prepared to search for your place in the sun in Princeton Junction, East Windsor, West Windsor, and Robbinsville. And if you're ready to put your Franklin Park or Hillsborough (Somerset County) home on the market, we're prepared to find the buyers who are looking for your home. Call The Marchany Team today at (732) 997-0019, and don't forget to “Like” us on Facebook! We are dedicated to helping you in every way possible.

Home for Sale By Owner in Metuchen, NJ 08840 - Flat Fee MLS Listing $395

118 Rutgers St Metuchen, NJ 08840 - Realtors welcome, buyer agent commission paid at MLS#209006

3 Beds 2 Baths

Single Family Home' Cooling features: Ceiling Fan(s), Central A/C,Cooling' Parking features: Detached Garage, Garage Door Opener.

If you are interested in this Home for Sale By Owner in Metuchen, NJ 08840- Flat Fee MLS Listing $395, please call 1-888-362-6543, enter the MLS#209006 . You can make an appointment or ask any questions about the property. Realtors welcome, buyer commission is paid to any realtor. Please see additional listing details at Realtor.com featured by Realmart Realty.

If you have a Home for Sale in Metuchen, NJ 08840 and would like save up to 6% commission, we can list your home on the local MLS and Realtor.com for a low flat fee of $395. For more information please read the FAQ on Home for Sale By Owner in Metuchen, NJ 08840- Flat Fee MLS Listing. You will get the maximum exposure of the local MLS, in which thousands of local realtors will help you sell your home. You also reserve the right to sell your home by owner and pay no commission at all.

Please contact Realmart Realty for our texting special. All new orders will receive a free sign with Texting Service where buyers can get full listing details on their mobile phones instantly. Offers ends 05/30/2011, call now for more information about Homes for Sale By Owner in Metuchen, NJ 08840- Flat Fee MLS Listing $395.

Are you buying a home in Metuchen, NJ 08840 We will give you up to 2% of the purchase price of the property at closing if you choose to work with us. This is for all homes that are listed on the MLS. For more information, please read the Buying tips and FAQS.

Jack Yao - Realmart Realty info@realmartrealty.com, 732-727-2285

YES IT'S TRUE! The state of New Jersey allows REBATES for homebuyers. This is CASH in your pocket at the closing table. For more information on the rebate program, please read the New Jersey Law. This is not a government rebate. Please consult a tax professional about the rebate. In New Jersey commissions are negotiable.

Metuchen Open Houses Sunday January 29, 2012

Please find below a list of open houses in Metuchen NJ for Sunday January 29, 2012. Those are public Metuchen open houses. Open houses are a good way to start understanding what you can get for your money. They are listed for Metuchen homes by property type (Houses, Condos, Adult Community), number of bedrooms and asking price.

Area	Zip Code	Address	Property Type	Beds	List Price	Open House Date	Listing Broker
Metuchen	08840	121 COLUMBIA AVE	House	4	$279,000	1/29/2012	KELLER WILLIAMS ELITE REALTORS
Metuchen	08840	162 NEWMAN ST	Condo	2	$205,000	1/29/2012	COLDWELL BANKER RES. BROKERAGE
Metuchen	08840	180 NEWMAN ST	Condo	2	$184,900	1/29/2012	COLDWELL BANKER RES. BROKERAGE

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