Dolores (Dee) Mauriello

Is Real estate a good investment?

In today's economic situation the old rules of play are no longer in place. Some business are not doing as well as in past years. People are concerned about the future, their jobs and those with job security are to be envied by all. Nonetheless, most people are positive and look forward to creating a comfortable nest egg for the retirement years.

How will I build a good retirement income?

This process of building a retirement nest egg is done over a period of time, with attention to economic factors, diversification and close study of the financial return of investments.

Should I invest in real estate for retirement?

I have heard many financial planners state that diversification will provide a safety net in your portfolio to cushion the ups and downs of the market. Now the question is should real estate investments be a part of your retirement portfolio? In today's current market condition is investing in real estate a good move? Investing in real estate is a decision that can only be made by the investor and, like any other investment, should be studied carefully.

How to learn more about investing in real estate?

You have to get educated.... Many colleges offer workshops to help educate the public on investment strategies for retirement. Call your local college to find out if they are offering such a workshop. The National Association of Personal Financial Investors (NAPFA) and William Paterson University in Wayne, New Jersey, will be offering a free educational symposium on the topic "Can you Afford to Retire". This free financial workshop in Wayne, New Jersey, will feature speakers on all aspects of investing and retirement. This event will take place Oct 20, from 4-6 with a question and answer session from 6:30 to 8Pm. William Paterson University is located at 1600 Valley Road in Wayne NJ.

Talk to a Realtor for information about Real Estate opportunities.

If you are considering buying or selling real estate talk to a Realtor. Need information from out of the area? Through my network of offices, I can provide you with a contact in your desired area. Work on your retirement today! It is the first day and beginning of your financial future!

Living in New Jersey offers so much diversity.

New Jersey already nicknamed the "Garden State", may soon also be known as the "Sunshine State". Believe it or not, N.J. has the highest number of solar energy installations (4000) of any state but California.

Seven years ago the State of New Jersey had only six solar installations. Solar installations drastically cut electric costs in half.

Currently, the counties of Morris, Bergen and Warren lead all other N. J. counties in the use of solar energy.

Living in Morris County offers proximity to Manhattan and picturesque country living. The towns of Kinnelon, Butler, Riverdale, Pompton Plains and Lincoln Park are very convenient for New York Commuters yet offer a high quality of living to its residents.

Paterson New Jersey is in the News.

In keeping with producing clean energy to rebuild the economy as supported by President Obama, the hyroelectric plant below the Great Falls of Paterson, will soon be fitted with solar panels to increase its energy efficiency.

The cost of the panels will be paid with a 1.3 million dollar block. A portion of this money will also be used to install turbines along the industrial raceway leading to the Falls, to generate even more electricity.

Paterson once known as the Silk City is conveniently located within minutes of Manhattan and to major highways such as route 80, 46, 4, 17 and the GS Parkway. Although it is in Passaic County, Paterson also borders with Bergen County specifically Fair Lawn NJ.

The city of Paterson is atractive to those that seek income producing properties. There are many commercial and industrial areas. Recently Lowes and Home Depot have located to one of Paterson's commercial areas. If you are considering purchasing in Paterson contact a local realtor today.

Lincon Park a great town in Morris County.

Lincoln Park plans to increase its pickups from once a month to two. Each home will receive two recycling bins for paper, plastics, glass and cans. The community could see savings of up to $100,000 a year by separating its recyclables.

Taxes in Lincoln Park.

As reported in The Record it will cost the town about $110,000 yearly to collect the recyclables, it won't contribute to tax hikes, for the town has a trust fund, collected through State grants, that can't be used for anything other than recycling.

Considering purchasing one of our homes in Lincoln Park?

If that is the case do not hesitate and contact a local Lincoln Park Realtor today!

Pequannock township, specifically Pompton Plains and Pequannock ...

are just one of those cozy warm places to live. With an excellant north Jersey location, close to Manhattan yet with a hometown feel to it. Surrounded my lakes and streams this is a haven for the fisherman in you!

The Local Record reported that due to the high water temperatures in the Pequannock River this summer, enviromentalist are feerful of a fish kill in this sprawning ground. Just recently, the recorded temperature of the river reached 77 degrees, which is almost lethal for brown trout.

Fish in Trouble.

To help rectifty the situation, cold water from the bottom of the Oak Ridge Reservoir will be released into the river, which should bring the water temperature down considerably.

In Pequannock we make fish happy and we can do the same for you!

If you would like to learn more about Pequannock or our local towns such as Wayne, Kinnelon, Riverdale, or need a good realtor to be your advocate, look after you and negotiate in your behalf, call today!