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2020 First Class Customs, Inc. Mercedes-Benz Metris CEO Sprinter

Morganivllee, NJ

Dealer: First Class Customs, Inc.

*Just Arrived* One Owner, Low Mileage, Hard to Find

$92,900

24,146 miles

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2014 Freightliner M2 GRECH 38 Passenger Bus ** READY TO GO.

Hillside, NJ

Dealer: Route 22 Limousine Corp

2014 Freightliner M2 GRECH 38 Passenger BUS for sale and MUST GO FAST - ** Ready TO GO.

$72,000

198,083 miles

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2013 Chrysler 300 Limousine

Rahway, NJ

Dealer: Pierino

2013 Chrysler Stretch Limousine !

$27,000

91,665 miles

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2005 Westwind Hummer h3 SUV Stretch

Englishtown, NJ

Dealer: Jacks Wholesale Division

Very clean Hummer ready to start making money.

$32,995

137,000 miles

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2017 Mercedes-Benz model, 3500 Rare.

USA, NJ

Dealer: WLFLLC

2017 Mercedes-Benz model, 3500 Rare Grech limousine Low miles Like new Loaded

100,000 miles

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2016 HQ Custom Design Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Sprinter

Carteret, NJ

Dealer: Mohamed

2016 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter by QH Design

$95,000

70,000 miles

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2022 HQ Custom Design Inc. Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 170 Wheelbase 3500 Sprinter

South Hackensack, NJ

Dealer: HQ Custom Design Inc.

2022 Mercedes Sprinter 170 3500 - Ambassador Edition

$199,500

25 miles

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2022 HQ Custom Design Inc.

South Hackensack, NJ

Dealer: HQ Custom Design Inc.

2022 Mercedes Sprinter 170 3500 - 15 Passengers Luxury Shuttle

$129,000

47 miles

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2022 HQ Custom Design Inc. Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 144 Wheelbase 2500 High Roof Sprinter

South Hackensack, NJ

Dealer: HQ Custom Design Inc.

2022 Mercedes Sprinter 144 2500 HR - Family/Executive Edition

$135,000

44 miles

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2015 Temsa TS30 Shuttle Bus

South Amboy, NJ

Dealer: Auto BE Group

Low Mileage 2015 Temsa TS30

$100,000

64,000 miles

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2013 Lincoln MKT Limousine

Livingston, NJ

Dealer: Joseph's Limousine Service of NJ

For Sale: Beautiful Lincoln MKT Stretch Limousine

$27,500

263,480 miles

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2014 Chrysler 300 XXL 20" Sedan LAS VEGAS Limo Show floor Car with only 54K Miles Like New

Hillside, NJ

Dealer: Route 22 Limousine Corp

Price Reduced 2014 Chrysler 300 XXL 20" inch Sedan LAS VEGAS Limo Show floor Car and Make offer.

$25,000

55,230 miles

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2015, Mercedes Long wheelbase Low mileage Midwest loaded Like new

Saddle River, NJ

Dealer: WLFLLC

Mercedes-Benz. Midwest model 3500 Low mileage like new. Loaded

85,000 miles

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1989 Rolls-Royce Rolls-Royce Silver Spur Factory Limo LHD Limousine

Ramsey, NJ

Dealer: John Cory

Offered is a magnificent stretch Rolls Royce Silver Spur factory limo. The condition is like-new

$48,500

72,100 miles

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2018 Ford Ford F550 Diesel Grech VIP, shuttle, Like new, low mileage

USA, NJ

Dealer: WLFLLC

2018 Ford. F550 Grech, Diesel Like. New Low miles. Executive shuttle.

88,000 miles

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2019 Mercedes Benz shuttle model 3500 low mileage price $99,000

Saddle River, NJ

Dealer: WLFLLC

2019 Mercedes Model 3500 15 Seat 18000 Miles Like new Wholesale $99,000

$99,000

18,000 miles

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2006 Ford E-450 Mini School Bus

Wall, NJ

Dealer: Elite Bus Sales

Runs Strong & Looks Clean.

$4,595

182,234 miles

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2006 Lincoln Town Car Executive Limo Limousine

Egg Harbor City, NJ

Dealer: Farrell's Deals on Wheels L. L.C.

Runs and drives excellent. New accessory and power train batteries.

$7,995

168,959 miles

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2016 Mercedes Sprinter SUV

Atlantic City, NJ

Dealer: Next Chapter LLC

CUSTOMIZED! GREAT FAMILY VEHICLE

$79,500

7,500 miles

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2005 WESTWIND FORD EXCURSION SUV Stretch

TURNERSVILLE, NJ

Dealer: A KING'S LIMO, INC.

GREAT CONDITON, WHITE WITH GREY LEATHER INTERIOR. J SEATING PLUS 2 BENCH SEAT IN REAR. TWO WOOD GRAIN BARS.

$20,500

84,234 miles

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2008 EMPIRE LINCOLN 120" WHITE STRETCH Limousine

TURNERSVILLE, NJ

Dealer: A KING'S LIMO, INC.

VEHICLE VERY GOOD CONDITION, LOW MILES.

$13,000

118,800 miles

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How not to buy a house in New Jersey: samsebeskazal — LiveJournal

So, this is the story that happened to my friends. This is a married couple from Brooklyn with two children: an 8-year-old son and a one-year-old daughter. For many years they have been renting a one-bedroom apartment, where, with the advent of their second child, they became really cramped. You started thinking about buying your apartment or house in Brooklyn, but realized that the current New York real estate prices not only bite, but bite you to death. Then, having visited us, they decided that they were tired of the city and all its problems and also wanted to move to New Jersey. I wanted peace, fresh air and tranquility. And we have this goodness in abundance. They liked our town, as there is a bus to Manhattan and quite attractive prices for houses. For the price of a modest one-bedroom apartment in Brooklyn, you can buy a three-four-bedroom house here. For the price of a modest Manhattan apartment, you can live in a huge house right on the lake. There are, of course, downsides: New Jersey has higher property taxes, a permanent connection to the car and an hour commute to Manhattan. I once tried to reveal all these nuances in the post New York vs New Jersey. The question of the commute (there was also a post about this) did not bother them much, since the husband works in the 42nd street area and, in the end, it turned out to be the same time to travel as from Brooklyn. Only instead of a crowded subway, he spends this hour in a soft bus with a tablet in his hands. The wife works remotely and can ride once a week to Brooklyn without any problems.

In order for the idea of ​​moving out of the category of theoretical ones, it was necessary to start looking at houses. I, having some experience building and operating a house, and also mindful of those dumb options that I saw on the market, simply suggested that they find a professional who would help not make a mistake and save a lot of time. Moreover, potentially a mistake, as you know, can be very, very expensive. As such a person, I advised Kirill, whom I fully trust, as a responsible and highly qualified person in matters of real estate. Moreover, we have already written more than one post on this topic, and you can evaluate it by watching videos on YouTube and reading the texts. Perhaps all this sounded a little advertising in their eyes, but I, frankly, will trust him myself if I decide to buy a house in New Jersey. Kirill was ready to simply advise them on how to do everything right or act as an agent, if they, of course, want to. If they turned to him, it would be the end of the story, but everything went wrong.

The husband was, in general, in favor, but the wife decided differently. As an argument, it was voiced that all agents want to cash in on you and will only sell what is more profitable for them, and not for you. Therefore, you can not trust anyone and we will do everything ourselves. Moreover, there is experience and, they say, we swam, we know. In this it can be understood in its own way. The Brooklyn real estate market is tougher than the New Jersey market. The people are different, the attitude is different and the prices are much higher. After Brooklyn, it seems to you that everything around is solid enemies, deceit and swindle. As a result, they did not listen to anyone and entered the house with the agent of the selling side, after which they began to have problems that dragged on for long 9months.

They approached the purchase issue in the following way. They opened zillow.com, searched for options that matched their location and budget, and called the number listed there. There are only two agencies in our village, so it is not surprising that the phone number in all the ads was the same. In their search, they were guided solely by the ratio of size / price / year. That is, the larger the house was, the cheaper it cost and the later it was built, the better it seemed to them. The agent did not ask any questions and after a short conversation, they agreed with her on the next day off to look at the selected options.

The first house turned out to be completely different from the pictures: cramped, dirty and with a small plot. He was deleted immediately. The second was larger, closer to the lake, but inside it smelled distinctly of mold, and that was what alerted them. Deleted him too. The third was completely ordinary: with three bedrooms, a garage and a spacious basement. Against the background of the previous options, he could somehow claim the title of a cozy family nest. There were no other houses in their price range at that time. Perhaps because of this, or maybe for some other reason unknown to me, but they finished viewing on this and, after thinking for a week, they decided to move on to the next stage of the transaction. That is, say “yes” and start bargaining.

For a house built in the 60s, standing on a plot of 20 acres, an area of ​​170 m2, with three bedrooms, one bathroom and a built-in garage, they asked for $275,000. The downside was high taxes ($9,800 per year) In addition, it turned out that it was sold on a “short sale” (which was probably the reason for the lower price compared to the market), and sales are associated with this type subsequent emerging problems. If they had a normal agent, they would have known everything at the stage of the first inspection, but here the information was given out very strangely and dosed.

The house at the time of the first viewing. April is outside. Everything is decorous and even the grass is trimmed.

A short sale is when the current market price is below the amount the owner owes the bank at the time of the sale. For example, once a mortgage was taken for a purchase of 300 thousand dollars, some of them were paid off, but they still owe 250 thousand. But the market fell and now this house is more expensive than 180 thousand not to sell. The difference of 70 thousand must be compensated by someone. Either the bank must agree to a loss, or the owner of the house must break the piggy bank and lose his hard-earned money. If the bank and the owner fail to agree, then the house will not be sold. But it happens that it is necessary to sell (either the owner's income situation has changed or personal circumstances dictate the need to sell) and then, often, the owners simply stop paying for the house and leave. From a financial point of view, they can be understood. There is no logic in pulling the strings and paying for a house more than its market price. The bank, in this case, declares a default on the loan and begins the process of collateral withdrawal. This long and tedious process is called forclosure. In the end, the house goes to the sheriff's auction and goes either to the bank or to bold and risky investors.

It looks like a family once lived in this house, which for some reason stopped paying for it and had to move out. The problem with such deals is always that people who are forced to leave their own home are not in a very good mood and can get things done. For example, fill the sewer with concrete, break the heating system, or come up with something else. We do not know what happened in their lives and how angry they are with her. And all this will be revealed only when examined by an inspector, so you need to check such houses very, very carefully. Well, in order for it to reach the inspector, you must first agree to the purchase and sign the papers. That is, you must evaluate all possible risks and shortcomings during the first inspection with an agent. But you did not take the right agent, because you are very smart. And what can you see for yourself if you have never bought houses and never even lived in them? All your experience is limited to living in an apartment, where specially trained people solve all the issues for you. The agent who showed them around the house didn't really say anything. She simply opened the door for them, led them through the house and sat down to knit on the porch. Crochet. With green threads...

This is what they saw as a result: a normal house, only the walls need to be touched up a little. The heating system runs on diesel fuel and it even seems to work, but gas fireplaces are installed in the house, so you can use them to heat yourself. The plot is large and there is no one behind. Here we will cut down trees and roast meat. The neighbor opposite is a policeman, and this is good, as there will be silence and order.

After listening to all this, I decided to join the process and asked them to arrange for one more viewing of the house before they signed anything.

This is what I saw: the house is not dead, but it needs complete cosmetic repairs.

For example, the walls of the former children's room are covered with wallpaper, which are painted with a heartfelt pen. All walls and ceilings must be painted.

Old bathroom with plastic insert. All parquet must be scraped and varnished. Of course, you can not do all this, but then it will be very inconvenient to combine living in the house and repair. In addition, I want to move into my home, and not live in someone else's, constantly bumping into traces of previous owners.

The heating system is really on diesel fuel and it is not clear whether it works at all or not. In a good way, it is necessary to redo it and change the boiler to gas. Plus, it's not clear what's up with the pipes. Additional gas fireplaces in the rooms suggest bad suspicions. It’s definitely not worth drowning with them, as they dry the air and are rather voracious. The heating bill can cost a pretty penny.

The windows are old and may need to be replaced.

It is impossible to check whether the heating, water supply and sewerage systems are working during the initial inspection, so here you can rely only on intuition. What happened next was even more interesting. In the ceiling I saw an open hatch leading to the attic. Question: why is it open and have you looked there? No, they didn't. Well, I climbed.

The entire inside of the roof was moldy. The attic floor was covered with heat-insulating material. But not with rolled insulation, as is usually the case, but with something bulk. It seems that at some point the roof leaked, the insulation got wet and had to be replaced. Because of this, mold is everywhere.

I went outside and climbed to look at the roof. Outwardly, everything was decent, but when I climbed up, it turned out that someone had nailed a new soft tile onto the old coating. That is, the leak was stopped, but it is not clear how long such a roof will last. In a good way, it needs to be completely changed.

The refrigerator was an interesting point. He seemed to work, but he looked so-so and actively asked to go to the garage to store beer in himself, but the agent said that the owners would definitely take him after the sale. Together with a peeled kitchen table (they are in the photo above). All this suggested that the owners had moved out in a not at all good mood and could do business. The big, shiny grill they had left on the terrace, by the breadth of their souls, was rusty through and through and fit only into a landfill.

To understand the possible pitfalls, I called Kirill and told him about what I saw. He agreed with my fears and made me happy with the fact that by buying houses heated by diesel fuel, you can fly in a big way. Based on the year of construction, there is a possibility that the fuel tank was once buried in the ground, and having installed a new one in the garage, the old one might not have been dug up. He could rot and pollute the soil around him, to eliminate which you will have to dig a tank and take out all the soil. There is a stream on the site and if it flows to the neighbors, then you will have to take out the soil from them. As a result, the amount of the solution to the problem of the tank may exceed the value of the house. Therefore, in such cases, they look for any references in the documents regarding the repair of the heating system and the tank itself. If they are not there, then they call a special person who is looking for a tank or establishes that it is definitely not in the ground. And only after that they make a decision to buy.

Based on the results of my superficial inspection, an amount of thirty to forty thousand dollars was drawn, which would potentially have to be invested in a house after purchase. That is, either the house will cost 315 thousand instead of 275, or, at least, it is necessary to reduce the price for it. But here, too, one nuance. Buying a house more expensive and without the above problems, you pay for it in installments for many, many years. Immediately you will have to take another loan at a much higher percentage and give it back in a shorter time. That is, it is better to buy a house for a high cost, but without problems, than to invest in eliminating a bunch of jambs and shortcomings.

There is also one important point about bargaining. In the case of a short sale, the house is put up for sale not by a specific person, but by a large soulless bank. He has his own views on pricing and he may simply not agree to your proposal for a price reduction.

If you think that everything they found stopped them from buying and forced them to look for other options, then you are very mistaken. Instead, they bought a lawn mower to mow the grass in a house they had not yet bought. The problem with many property buyers, in my opinion, is that their emotions take precedence over reason when buying. They seem to listen to others, but they do not hear, and they need to get their own negative experience in order to start thinking in the right direction. They themselves drew a picture for themselves, which they immediately believed. In the end, our heroes decided to buy the house even if the bank didn't agree to their counteroffer, and decided they were willing to pay the full price. If they had a normal agent, he would probably be able to give reasonable reasons why this should not be done, but I did not succeed. Not only that, the more I tried to help them, the more they got irritated with me. I realized that they could not be stopped and from an active participant in the process I became its outside observer.

The next step was getting approval for a mortgage from the bank, signing documents of intent and looking for a person to inspect the house. Fortunately, I was able to convince them of the need to look for a fuel tank and, again, fortunately, that was not found in the ground. To do this, a separate person arrived, who, with a metal detector and a probe, went through the entire area and found nothing. This service cost about $250. In the end, he said that if the owners decide to change the system, then the diesel fuel from the fuel tank must be drained and taken out, and he is ready to help with this for only 600 dollars. Another dude came and checked the condition of the septic tank, since installing a new one is quite expensive. He said that, in general, everything is okay, but something inside needs to be fixed a little. Dollars for 500 total. He charged another $450 for his services.

Then the bank got involved in the buying process and everything began to drag on for a very long time. So I rewind the tape two months ahead and move on to the home inspection procedure. It was conducted by some inspector found by them themselves. The task of such a person is to carefully inspect the entire house and give the future owners a comprehensive report on its technical condition, possible problems and potential investments. And you definitely don't want to hire the first person you meet to complete this all-important part of the deal. Usually, inspectors are recommended by the agents themselves, who have extensive experience in inspections and cut off any inadequate and mediocrity. This inspector, which surprised me a lot, was not at all embarrassed by either the mold or the soft tiles nailed on top. Normal house, he said. Requires a little love, but will still serve. Well, okay, I said. And what's with the water? But I can't test the water. I don't have insurance for this. Call a specially trained person. They called. While looking at other rooms, a plumber arrived. I went into the house, found a valve, turned it on and said: $200 from you, please. Despite the simplicity of the task, you cannot do it yourself. If suddenly something goes wrong, then who will pay for the repairs? You? But the house is not yours. Bank? But the house is not his and he also does not want to bear unforeseen expenses. Therefore, 200 bucks for opening the tap.

It's June, the inspection is going on, but the agent is busy knitting and talking on the phone as usual. The site by this time was already overgrown and in some places turned into an impenetrable jungle.

Everything was fine with the water. It's time to move on to heating. Here we were waiting for the next ambush. The system runs on diesel fuel, but the pipes also use water as a coolant. But the heating system is connected to the water supply system with a special valve. Before the sale, the house was vintarized and all the water from the pipes drained, and the plumber who could theoretically fill it (and charge another $ 200 for it) has already left. Buyers are clueless when it comes to buying a house. This is the first time I've come across this, and the agent, instead of thinking and solving such problems, knits socks on the porch. What to do? Here the inspector offered to fill the water themselves. I say I can't do it, but you can. Only I didn't tell you that.

An inspector inspects one of the gas fireplaces.

Ignoring all the rules, we pour water into the pipes ourselves. There don't seem to be any leaks. Then, under the oral guidance of the inspector, we start the boiler, from which black smoke begins to fall. This is either burning diesel fuel on the walls, or something else. The system seems to work, but it is completely incomprehensible whether it heats up or not. We turn everything off from harm's way and come to the conclusion that there is more heating than not. Further, an agent with socks comes running into the smoke, who starts hysterical from what she sees. Fortunately, everything has already ended and now the question arose of how to drain the system and whether it is necessary to drain it in principle. According to the rules, this should be done by another person with insurance (and for another money), but since we ourselves have already got into everything, it seems that we can merge it ourselves. The agent gives the go-ahead but asks that we not tell anyone about this. That is, she knew perfectly well how everything should have been arranged, but she could not organize the process normally, letting everything, in the literal sense of the word, take its course. I'm going home for a hose, because if you just open the tap, everything will flow to the floor. After 40 minutes, everything is brought to its original state and we complete the “inspection”.

An interesting point was the situation with diesel fuel in the tank. When we asked the inspector how much the export costs, he replied that you have an almost full tank of diesel fuel and you can easily sell it. Get 300 bucks for it, no less. You can negotiate with someone directly who is drowning in her. The first man, let me remind you, tried to get diesel fuel for free and still take money for it. If you think that in America everyone is honest and decent, then this is not so. There are plenty of such people who shamelessly take advantage of your illiteracy.

Boiler drain.

The next step was to find a lawyer to complete the transaction. This is also, as a rule, the person recommended by the agent, but here, as you understand, everything was different. Since by that time I was just watching what was happening and did not get into business, I know little of the details. The first lawyer took it and disappeared somewhere. The second one turned out to be more adequate, and the process went as far as paying the down payment. The money was transferred and everything died out again. The most interesting thing is that the issue with the price has not been settled. The bank for all this time did not give an answer about the cost of the house. That is, you have already made a decision, spent money on inspections and inspections, but still do not know how much everything will cost. And this is again the jamb of the agent, which must control the whole situation and speed it up if necessary.

Two months later, I was driving past the house and saw a sign on the garage door from the county sheriff that the house was up for auction. The starting price is 330 thousand dollars. This is as much as the previous owner owed the bank. I called the buyers, but it turned out they were not in the know. They said there was no news from the agent. How the house for sale ended up at auction, I did not understand. I called Cyril, but he also shrugged. According to him, the house in all real estate databases was listed as under contract (which means that the contract has already been signed).

A few months later, I asked the buyers about the fate of the house. They said that the auction was canceled, but there was still no response from the bank and no progress in the sale either. I asked if they were worried that everything was taking so long, but they said that they were not up to it yet and let everything go on as usual. In December, my husband called me and told me how it all ended. He finally decided to find out what was going on, but he could not get sane answers from the agent. Then he wrote a letter to a lawyer and the next day received the full amount of the advance payment back to the account. He never received any explanation as to what it was. From the moment of the first viewing to the return of the money passed 9months. Now they seem to be buying another house. Guess who their agent is and what stage it's at? Answer: a lady with socks, and for the second month they have not been able to get an answer about this house either.

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