Vineland, NJ

Save Your Home Conference

September 8, 2009 @ 6 PM

Temple of Yahweh
2128 Sunset Ave, Vineland, NJ

You are cordially invited to attend this workshop presented by representatives from New Jersey Housing Mortgage and Finance Agency (NJ HMFA) and United State Housing and Urban Development (HUD).

They will be discussing the following topics:

• The New Face of FHA
• Stream Line 203K Rehabilitation Program
• Foreclosure Prevention Assistance Programs
• The Tax Credit Loan Program - $5,000
• The SMART Start Program - 4% NJ Grant
• The Live Where You Live Program - 5% NJ Grant
• The First Time Home Buyer Program - 0 pts Loan

This event is for families interested in learning how to buy their first time home, prevent foreclosure, and/or refinance an adjustable loan.

This event is also great for real estate professionals that want to raise their level of awareness of the many programs available for their clients. Therefore, if you are a realtor or a loan officer - come out to this great educational event.

Guest Speakers

Migdalia Murati
Senior Account Liaison
FHA Office of Business Development
HUD Regional Office
1 Newark Center
Newark, New Jersey 07102
973.776.7316

Stephone, D. Mickler
Outreach Officer
NJ HMFA
637 South Clinton Ave.
Trenton, NJ 08650
(609) 278-7545

ANYONE WITH A VINELAND CITY LIQUOR LICENSE FOR SALE, PLEASE CONTACT ME DIRECTLY AT 856-415-1210, EXT. 321 SO I CAN PUT MY CLIENT IN TOUCH WITH YOU.

I AM NOT INVOLVED IN THE SALE OR PURCHASE OR LIQUOR LICENSE AND RECEIVE NO COMMISSIONS. THIS IS STRICTLY FOR A CLIENT.

The 2009 Economic Forum was held on Tuesday, the 13th at the Cumberland County College in Southern New Jersey. There were five panelists representing local businesses including Edward Galetka, President of Colonial Bank, Mel Brody of Brody's Furniture, Joseph Savaro of the New Jerset Motor Sport Park, Serge Brunner of CEO of Espoma Co., and Kimberly Wood, Planning and Development Director for Cumberland County, NJ. The forum was hosted by Charles W. Nutt, Publisher and Editor of the Daily Journal.

The panalists agree that the recession is a serious economic threat but believe that the Cumberland County area's economy has held up fairly well compared to other areas of the country. We have experienced positive growth over the past several years and the future should be bright as well. The area has seen the expansion of the Cumberland County College, construction of a state-of-the-arts hospital plus several medical facilties around the hospital area, a new local and private bank, Capitol Bank, construction of a multi-million dollar raceway facility, construction of several new retail outlets surrounding the Cumberland Mall plus the nearly completed super Wal-Mart on Landis Avenue in Vineland.

The area has seen explosive growth over the past few years and although it may have slowed somewhat, the panelists seemed confident that a positive attitude and common sense business decisions would help carry Cumberland County throught the storm. Kimberly Wood said "The theme continues to be creativity, opportunity, collaboration, and community. These are the things that are going to continue to sustain us as a region here in Southern New Jersey."

To read more about the Vineland and Southern New Jersey area's economic and real estate market, visit my website at www.SouthJerseyFineHomes.com where you'll find loads of information and articles for real estate investors, home sellers and buyers. South Jersey Fine Homes' goal is to bring you everything South Jersey!