Medford Township, NJ

Full Service, Fulltime, Top Producing Agent in Burlington, Camden and Gloucester County gets results! Why hire a For Sale By Owner Company, and sacrafice service. In most cases, your home sits on the market for 6 months after you've already paid them a flat fee up front!

Janet Larsen will market your home to maximize the exposure! I don't get paid unless your home sells! Janet has a proven track record and has been a full time Realtor for over 8 years. My clients refer me time and time again to their friends and family so they know they are getting an honest, hardworking, top negotiator working for them! Clients feel safe with Janet.

2003-2008 NJ Association of Realtors Circle of Excellence Award

2005-2008 Remax 100% Club Award

2008 3rd and 4th Quarter Super Performer Award from Burlington/Camden Board of Realtors

2009 January - March Ranked #14 in the State of NJ of all Remax Agents

Don't make a mistake! Janet has great success with Short Sales & Resales! She understands the sensitivity of heartship and divorce as well as estate sales! She is a licensed Broker/Associate which means Janet has completed an additional 150 hours of Continuing Education through a licensed school and obtained a Broker's License through the State of NJ. She is a member of local, state and National Board Of Realtors and abides to a strict "Code Of Ethics"

Contact Janet for a confidential meeting to discuss any of your real estate needs, whether it be buying or selling. 856-415-1210, ext. 321 or email at njrealtorjan@comcast.net View homes or contact me through my website at www.njrealtorjan.com

Medford will be hosting it's annual "Blast from the Past" on Saturday, May 16th. It was a great success last year.

This event provides everyone a chance to shop and eat in Medford and enjoy live entertainment ... and, of course, enjoy the fabulous custom cars and trucks that will be lining Main Street.

If you have a classic car and would like to participate, click here for the registration form to enter your vehicle.

Time: 10:00am - 4:00 pm

For some pictorial highlights from last year's event:

Blast from the Past - Classic Car Show - 2008

Copyright 2009 by Lawrence Yerkes. All Rights Reserved.

Thu, Mar 12 - 5:00 PM ET
Market Wrap: Our benchmark 4.5% mortgage bond rallied for the 2nd consecutive day gaining 22bp to close at $101.19 while the stock market enjoyed its first 3-day rally since Jan. 26-28. The day's news drove both markets higher for different reasons. For bonds, mixed economic news and a successful $11 billion auction in re-opened 30-year Treasury bonds led the way higher. Retail Sales initially weighed on bond prices following a stronger than expected reading of -0.1% in February vs. a consensus estimate for a -0.4% drop. Also, January's Retail Sales were revised to a higher 1.8% gain from an initially reported gain of 1.0%. After factoring out the effect of declining auto sales, Retail Sales had a gain of 0.7% vs. a forecast of 0.2% for February. However, weekly Jobless Claims allowed bonds to recover after showing continuing weakness in the labor market with an increase of 9,000 claims to 654,000. The four-week moving average for those claims increased by 6,750 to 650,000, the highest average in 27 years. Continuing jobless claims jumped by 193,000 to 5.32 million claims with the four-week moving average for these claims climbing by 124,250 to 5.14 million, both record high levels. The $11 billion 30-year auction exceeded expectations with a solid 2.40 bid to cover ratio and a better 46.2% level of foreign buying. In addition to the positive Retail Sales data, the catalyst for stocks was a less than feared cut in GE's credit rating by Standard & Poor's. GE's credit rating was taken down a peg due to problems with GE Financial but investors had feared a worse cut. Hearings before the House Financial Services subcommittee on mark-to-market accounting also lent support to stocks. Congressional leaders threatened to take corrective action if the SEC and Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) doesn't get off of their derrieres and enact more flexible accounting guidance. FASB Chairman Robert Herz told committee members that FASB could offer 'guidance in three weeks.' The Dow advanced 239 points to close at 7,169 while the broader S&P 500 Index reclaimed 29 points to end at 750. The NASDAQ Composite Index added 54 points to finish at 1,426.

4:26 PM ET - The NY Fed purchases $27B in MBS from Mar 5 through Mar 11 bringing the total to $217B since the program began.

4:02 PM ET - Don't look now but a three day rally in Stocks are in the books. The Dow is up 237 points at the close. S&P 500 at 750 up nearly 30 points led by surging shares of GE and the financial sector.

3:47 PM ET - Crude ends at $47.03/barrel up $4.70.

Fri, Feb 13 - 4:24 PM ET
Market Wrap: Our benchmark 4.5% FNMA bond struggled with a lower volume holiday trading day and lost 28bp to close at $100.62. Traders didn't have much to focus on other than to watch the progress of the 'Financial Stability Plan' in Congress. The $787 billion bill passed the House by a partisan vote of 246 to 183 just after the bond market closed. No Republicans voted for the massive spending measure and the Senate is expected to vote on the bill this evening. The day's only economic report saw consumer confidence eroding in February with a reading of 56.2 vs. a consensus of 61.5. The expectations index, which predicts the direction of consumer spending six months from now, fell to 49.1 from 57.8 in January, the lowest it has been since 1980. However, the current conditions index, which measures consumer perceptions of their financial situation and whether it is a good time to buy big ticket items like cars, edged higher to 67.1 from 66.5. J.P. Morgan said they would temporarily suspend foreclosures for at least three weeks while Citigroup said it would suspend foreclosures until a Treasury plan is finalized to restructure troubled mortgages. The stock market also had a lackluster day with the Dow losing 82 points to close at 7,850. The broader S&P 500 Index lost 8 points to end at 826 while the NASDAQ Composite Index fell 7 points to close at 1,534.

1:39 PM ET - Oil gushes higher to $38/barrel up $4. MBS trolling near lows of the day. Stocks also trading lower after a profit warning from Lloyds of London hits the financials.

12:00 PM ET - JPMorgan halts new mortgage foreclosures. Will not out new mortgages into foreclosure for 3 weeks. Believes 3 weeks adequate for Treasury to announce a new mortgage modification plan. MBS trade back to flat and will close at 2:00pm ET. Stocks lower and will close normal time today at 4:00pm ET.

10:11 AM ET - Consumer Sentiment slightly lower at 56.2 vs estimates of 60.2. MBS trading near session lows. Stocks near unchanged.

8:40 AM ET - Year-to-date the Fed purchases nearly $115B in MBS as reported yesterday. MBS flat, while Stock Futures slightly lower. Oil at $34.72/barrel up 75 cents.

Fri, Feb 13 - 4:24 PM ET
Market Wrap: Our benchmark 4.5% FNMA bond struggled with a lower volume holiday trading day and lost 28bp to close at $100.62. Traders didn't have much to focus on other than to watch the progress of the 'Financial Stability Plan' in Congress. The $787 billion bill passed the House by a partisan vote of 246 to 183 just after the bond market closed. No Republicans voted for the massive spending measure and the Senate is expected to vote on the bill this evening. The day's only economic report saw consumer confidence eroding in February with a reading of 56.2 vs. a consensus of 61.5. The expectations index, which predicts the direction of consumer spending six months from now, fell to 49.1 from 57.8 in January, the lowest it has been since 1980. However, the current conditions index, which measures consumer perceptions of their financial situation and whether it is a good time to buy big ticket items like cars, edged higher to 67.1 from 66.5. J.P. Morgan said they would temporarily suspend foreclosures for at least three weeks while Citigroup said it would suspend foreclosures until a Treasury plan is finalized to restructure troubled mortgages. The stock market also had a lackluster day with the Dow losing 82 points to close at 7,850. The broader S&P 500 Index lost 8 points to end at 826 while the NASDAQ Composite Index fell 7 points to close at 1,534.

1:39 PM ET - Oil gushes higher to $38/barrel up $4. MBS trolling near lows of the day. Stocks also trading lower after a profit warning from Lloyds of London hits the financials.

12:00 PM ET - JPMorgan halts new mortgage foreclosures. Will not out new mortgages into foreclosure for 3 weeks. Believes 3 weeks adequate for Treasury to announce a new mortgage modification plan. MBS trade back to flat and will close at 2:00pm ET. Stocks lower and will close normal time today at 4:00pm ET.

10:11 AM ET - Consumer Sentiment slightly lower at 56.2 vs estimates of 60.2. MBS trading near session lows. Stocks near unchanged.

8:40 AM ET - Year-to-date the Fed purchases nearly $115B in MBS as reported yesterday. MBS flat, while Stock Futures slightly lower. Oil at $34.72/barrel up 75 cents.