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Garden State, Flower show

You do realize that we are the Garden State when you see the exhibits and interest in gardening in New Jersey! The 10th annual show at the New Jersey Convention Center in Edison this weekend was very well attended.There was information on the 22 public gardens in the state: go to; http://wwwgardenstategardens.org and see them all -2 are in Montclair, the http://www.vanvleck.org and the www.prebyirisgardens.org - but there are volunteer opportunities also at . www.essexcountynj.org: www.citybloom.org, ( a Greater Newark Conservancy) - and many others. A beautiful one is the Leonard L Buck Gardens of Far Hills, www.somersetcountyparks.org - Ths Flower show had information on all sorts of gardening aspects: deer control, pest controls, plants and planting information - plus the examples of many of New Jersey's top landscape designers and architects. The next big show will be: Spring Fest, March 15 -18, in Augusta; www.springfestgardenshow.org : or the NJ Landscape show- WEd. Feb 29 at the Meadowlands , Plaza Drive, Secaucus . go to: www/njlca.org.

People were buying orchid plants ( $15) honey, nuts, gardening tools, butterfly pictures etc , pussy willows, tulips, popcorn, - gardening sculpture, etc etc etc etc. You get the picture - and last but not least - the New Jersey Botanical Garden, at Ringwood state Park, in Ringwood. www.njbg.org open year round - from 8 am to 8 pm! - plus the historic Ringwood Manor.

PIck up a copy of the Gardener News, free at Kings, or go to: http://www.GardenerNews.com(or subscribe to it: $24.99 e mail: Mail@gardenerNews.com

Blog activity

I've just switched to Word Press for the blogging process - will try to figure out how to transfer this address to that -but http://www.AdrianaOtole.com will have all the internet 'stuff' on it from now on - easier to use =- for my I pad, and from the I phone - amazing. So just click on that one address for lisings and other real estate information. I am also on Facebook, and Twitter - and Linkedin and pinterest - what else ? who knows what's next.

Interpreting buyer 'feedback'.....i.e.,

We always ask co operating Realtors for ' feedback" on the buyers reaction to one of listings after they have shown it. There are various responses: We like to hear ' they like it and are thinking about it": or ' they have a few questions...etc" What is not nice to hear is ' they want their parents to see it" - or they want to come back again" Then there are the other responses: ' the house is too small" ' the yard is too small' ; the appliances are not new" 'there is too much work to do' ......the next line to that comment is, not said, but implied is ' for the price'.

If you just add, ' for the price' you will understand the complaint - if the price was lower, those missing items would not be in contention. The value changes depending on what a buyer ' sees' - not what the seller has lived with and found acceptable. Location is not a reason not to like a house. Usually buyers and the Realtor know where it is located, and show it, despite the possible negative comment. There is nothing a seller can do to make up for a location that is not desirable. The same situation existed when that seller bought the house - ( unless a freeway or new bridge was created) and the same 'saving' occured for the purchaser at that time. Reasonable adjustment should be made for any negative 'location' .....which boils down to ' the price' The next time a buyer says, I like it but the garage door needs fixing, or the wall paper has to be removed - just tell your self ' for that price' and you'll have the solution to the quicker sale.

Georgia Barrier Islands

Just returned from a week long trip to the Georgia Coast line - the 17 islands that are there - we went to Jeykll, St Simon and Sapelo Islands - with an Elder Hostel group ( now called Road Scholar, dopey name) http://www.RoadScholarl.org great program. History of the rice growing plantations,the slavery and the Gullah from Sierra Leone, the wars with the French, British, and Spanish - and the Civil War aspect. Beatuful live oak trees - some hundreds of years old - with yards of Spanish Moss floating down from them. Stayed at a lovely golf resort - http://wwwSeaPalmsresort.com= bus to take us around - Jekyll island -the former homes of the famous and rich during the late 1800's = the Newport, Saratoga and NYC and Pittsburgh millionaires - before the Florida resorts opened up - St Simon island and Fort Frederica and all the history there - the lighthouse histories - amazing. Small group - 16 = mostly retired teachers - all interesting and interested ...makes for a very pleasant and interesting group. Plus the great naturalist that accompanied us on our trips -

Glen Ridge Colonial - new lisiting.

Colonial in Glen Ridge - easy walk to Mid town direct line - well maintained and comfortable. New boiler, new oil tank - in side - new roof - no asbestos, ( no dishwasher) but that's easy to change. Den and fireplace and a formal dining room. Excellent Glen Ridge schools, and beautiful gas - lit streets with majestic oaks all around. go to site and see photos and descriptions. No public open house - call me or your Realtor - http://www.AdrianaOtoole.com

Just what is ' Agency"?

We had an in-office session on ' agency' today - from 10 am to 3 pm - lunch in between -but a serious session on who represents who during real estate transactions - seller's agent, buyer's agent - and when to inform each of the roll the agent plays. ( immediately) This was part of the new New Jersey continuing education requirement - it's about time - but we got 3 credits towards the needed annual amount - and it was very good. New Jersey is one of the last states in the Union requiring this, and it is a good idea. There are many 'part time' agents - who stay in the business so they ' can sell their mother's house' and dont know the latest in rules, regulations or real estate - and this requirement might just ' weed' them out. When you are working with a Realtor, you should know if you have that agent's total loyalty and advocacy - or if that agent is also representing the seller----that's called 'dual agency' and must be disclosed. There is no problem with that - but disclosure is essential.