About
This prestigious group of dedicated real estate professionals captured success in the real estate industry quickly. Serving the client’s interest first has always been their philosophy and objective. When a client is satisfied and happy, 10 people will hear about it. The Team is proud that the majority of their business is the result of past client referrals...nearly 75%. That’s much higher than industry averages which linger in single digits.
Even before Continuing Education became a requirement in NJ, training has always been important to the Team, with each member acquiring at least one new certification or designation per year. In order to effectively represent our clients, we believe that knowledge is one of the most crucial tools to possess.
Employing the latest real estate tools in the ever-changing digital world is a high priority for The Group. Their
Digital Home Marketing System benefits buyers and sellers alike. Marketing a home using web services, texting, digital flyers, YouTube, and other tech tools brings the biggest buyer pool to the seller. These tools also allow buyers to find every listing easily and connect directly with us. Whether you’re a seller or a buyer, our marketing plan and tech tools give you the advantage. Learn more about us at www.wuertzTeam.com
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Frequently asked questions
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
Since I was a child, I've believed that education is important. In my opinion, obtaining a real estate license should be much more difficult than taking just a 75 hour course. After all, we're dealing with the financial well-being of our clients. For most people, their real estate transactions are the largest financial maneuvers they'll ever make. I believe it's up to the agent to be well informed so that he or she can advise the client properly. Not only do I take classes regularly to increase my knowledge, but also require every member of my team to do the same. I am also a real estate trainer and have taught in both New Jersey and New York.
How did you get started in this business?
Having always been interested in houses, construction, and real estate in general, my neighbor one day suggested that I get my license. She and her husband had been moved by his company 18 times in their nearly 30 years of marriage. She said that I'd probably be better than the vast majority of agents they'd encountered in their many moves because of my personality, attention to detail, and most of all my honesty. So already in my 30's, I decided to leave my previous industry and take the plunge. I quickly became a top agent in the company I joined and have loved my job every since.
Coincidentally, I listed and sold my neighbor's house for the top price in the community since it was built, shortly thereafter.
What types of customers have you worked with?
I have a resume of wonderful past clients. I've listed and sold properties in every price range, from investment properties and land from $10,000 to luxury homes and estates into the millions. My list of past clients and transactions includes media personalities, local celebrities, an Olympic gold medalist, politicians, and international clients from the United Nations.
What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a pro in your area of expertise?
I would advise anyone getting ready to hire a real estate professional not to accept the fact that the agent is simply licensed. Do your homework and ask a lot of questions. If you're getting ready to sell, ask about marketing. Does the agent market the property or market the agent? My entire marketing budget is dedicated to marketing my listings, not myself. Buyers want to see the properties, not the agent. Personal promotion doesn't work to sell your home. Property promotion is what you need to effectively compete against other listings.
If you're buying a property, inquire about local market knowledge. But does the agent also take into consideration the national economic conditions and forecast? Real estate is an investment vehicle, similar to a CD or stock or your IRA or 401K. Typically secure, but there are times when a pause should be considered. How many people bought real estate a few months before the crash of 2008/9? I'm proud to say that I talked more buyers out of purchasing as we neared the explosion of the bubble and instead, suggested renting or staying put for a while. My friends in the banking world had not been saying for years that the end was coming tomorrow. But they did tell me when it was near and I passed that information on to my clients. Not one of my clients who bought prior to the burst struggled financiallly because of a home purchase.