ERA Central Realty Group, Freehold NJ
Roslyn Sibilia from ERA Central Realty Group

Roslyn Sibilia

ERA Central Realty Group

Freehold, NJ
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About Us

Roslyn Sibilia – Broker Associate | Realtor® | New Jersey Notary Public

Since 2003, I have been helping clients navigate the Central New Jersey real estate market, serving all towns of Monmouth, Ocean, and Middlesex Counties. Whether you’re a first-time buyer, looking to downsize, or purchasing a second home, I bring over 20 years of experience, an Architectural Degree, and a keen eye for property potential to every transaction. I combine professional management, personalized guidance, and constant communication to make every buying or selling experience seamless and successful.

I pride myself on earning the trust and respect of both my clients and fellow professionals in the real estate industry. I’ve built a strong reputation for integrity, dedication, and a results-driven approach. My enthusiasm, persistence, and commitment to service have been recognized with multiple industry accolades, including Five Star Professional Realtor for Customer Service, ERA Central Realty Group Top Agent for Customer Satisfaction, NJ Realtors® Circle of Excellence Sales Award®, and several ERA national and regional awards. I work closely with marketing experts, photographers, attorneys, inspectors, and other professionals to ensure my clients’ needs are fully supported.

Having raised my daughters in the area and I am deeply familiar with the communities I serve and offer valuable insights into schools, recreation, and local amenities. As a former New Yorker, I understand the challenges of relocating and strive to make transitions smooth and stress-free.

To provide even more convenience, I am also a licensed New Jersey State Notary Public, offering added support and assistance whenever you need it.

For reviews or to see what your home is worth, visit www.NJHomesbyRoslyn.com

How We Got Started

After working in the corporate world of New York City, I wanted a profession that would allow me to balance caring for my children and offer value to others, while providing a flexible schedule for both clients and family—a career that would continue to grow as my children did. With a BS in Architectural Technology and a passion for layouts and design, I could also help clients visualize the potential in a property. Having a career spanning over 20+ years, I can say I’ve had the best of both worlds. From the start, I knew this was the right career for me, and through continued success, I’ve been able to balance work and family while showing my children that you pursue a career you love at any stage of life
I have thoroughly enjoyed working with both buyers and sellers, guiding them through one of their most significant and emotional transactions. I deeply appreciate their trust and loyalty, and I take pride in maintaining long-lasting, meaningful relationships with every client.

The products and services we offer

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Recommendations Given (12)
"Delivered what was promised! A clean and smooth transaction from beginning to end! Best part we..." Read more "Delivered what was promised! A clean and smooth transaction from beginning to end! Best part we worked as a team for our client and they now are officially first time home buyers when they they thought it was impossible!"
"Have worked with Steve on many photo shoots. Always accommodates my clients and great to work..." Read more "Have worked with Steve on many photo shoots. Always accommodates my clients and great to work with. "
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Recent Activity
How has the shift to working from home affected buyer behavior? Are people buying bigger homes now that they spend more time in them?
Roslyn from ERA Central Realty Group Answered this on October 06, 2020
Many buyers are amending their home search criteria list.  They are placing more value in backyard space to enjoy with pools and patios. Buyers also are seeking interiors that offer more private spaces as opposed to the open concept.  They are also looking for an extra room to set up as a... (more) Many buyers are amending their home search criteria list.  They are placing more value in backyard space to enjoy with pools and patios. Buyers also are seeking interiors that offer more private spaces as opposed to the open concept.  They are also looking for an extra room to set up as a separate “home school room” to accommodate a few desks. 
What has changed about how you sell houses since the Coronavirus outbreak?
Roslyn from ERA Central Realty Group Answered this on April 29, 2020
Virtual Plans have been implemented to move things forward. We actually had been using this method, but have added to the process to ensure safety and efficiency for all. When showing homes, I take proper precautions with gloves, booties, maskes, wipes, etc... There are also disclosures in place... (more) Virtual Plans have been implemented to move things forward. We actually had been using this method, but have added to the process to ensure safety and efficiency for all. When showing homes, I take proper precautions with gloves, booties, maskes, wipes, etc... There are also disclosures in place for everyone's protection. Buyers and sellers seem to be perceptive to new ways of doing business, as Real Estate is proving to move foreward, and I am happy to do my part. 
How do you create trust with your customers?
Roslyn from ERA Central Realty Group Answered this on September 22, 2019
Honesty, open communication and follow through for service that is promised. Don't pretend to know it all. I find my clients appreciate that I will take the time assist with the research or guidance to find the answers. Setting expectations for the transaction, so that they know what to expect... (more) Honesty, open communication and follow through for service that is promised. Don't pretend to know it all. I find my clients appreciate that I will take the time assist with the research or guidance to find the answers. Setting expectations for the transaction, so that they know what to expect and keep them on track. They know I have their best interest at heart. 
In three words, what attracts customers to your business rather than someone else's?
Roslyn from ERA Central Realty Group Answered this on June 22, 2019
Value... reputation...communication (more) Value... reputation...communication
What's The Craziest Small Biz Story You've Experienced?
Roslyn from ERA Central Realty Group Answered this on May 17, 2019
When I began my Real Estate career 16 years ago, nervous and anxious about showings, I want making a good impression to my clients when viewing homes. I confirmed all appointments with listing agencies. To my surprise, one of the owners apparently was not notified or at least did not get the... (more) When I began my Real Estate career 16 years ago, nervous and anxious about showings, I want making a good impression to my clients when viewing homes. I confirmed all appointments with listing agencies. To my surprise, one of the owners apparently was not notified or at least did not get the message. Always knocking first before accessing the keybox and entering the home, we did just that. Moving onward in the home we come to the bedrooms. Upon entering the master bedroom, I realized the bundle of covers on the bed started to move. Startled I let out a scream, which was mimicked by the person sleeping. As I was about to close the door while apologizing for the inconvenience, the person sleeping quickly jumped out the window and might I add, not fully clothed. Needless to say, it was a good thing the house was a ranch style with only 1 floor. He never listened to his messages. No matter how prepared, expect the unexpected and just go with it. It makes for a good story and we moved onto the next home. My clients and I still talk about that when catching up. 
Dear Abel & Sofi: A Terrified Introvert Struggles With Sales
Roslyn from ERA Central Realty Group Answered this on February 15, 2019
I wouldn't consider myself an introvert, but I do not want to come off as a salesperson all the time, especially around people I know. I find my networking works best when just having regular conversations during the day. It could be in a business setting, at my children's activities, the gym, or... (more) I wouldn't consider myself an introvert, but I do not want to come off as a salesperson all the time, especially around people I know. I find my networking works best when just having regular conversations during the day. It could be in a business setting, at my children's activities, the gym, or even on a long line at the grocery store. Sometimes making an analogy between a certain situation and Real Estate works...it keeps the conversation lighthearted. When you are around others in these settings, you already have something in common, so just use that as a starting point and go from there. There always seems to be some way to introduce what you do. It also doesn't need to be in your first conversation, if you know you will see them regularly. Then introducing your business does not feel awkward. Just keep moving forward and good luck. It will all fall into place.
Dear Abel and Sofi: How Can I Stop My Competitor From Stealing My Ideas?
Roslyn from ERA Central Realty Group Answered this on January 02, 2019
I am not sure of the legal aspect of it, as I am not an attorney. However, I do know that in addition to my company branding, I rely on the reviews of my past and current clients for future business. No matter how much the competition may try to use your ideas, reviews cannot be fabricated nor... (more) I am not sure of the legal aspect of it, as I am not an attorney. However, I do know that in addition to my company branding, I rely on the reviews of my past and current clients for future business. No matter how much the competition may try to use your ideas, reviews cannot be fabricated nor imitated, as they come directly from the your clients. We all offer some overlapping services in our professions with competitors, so it is important for others to hear from your clients and what sets you apart from the rest. When reviews of your customer service is acknowledged and read by new consumers, they will be able to make an informed decision of who is the expert in your field. Also, asking past clients for reviews will show your longevity in your business which speaks volumes, as well. 
What's the funniest joke you've ever heard about your industry or type of business?
Roslyn from ERA Central Realty Group Answered this on December 28, 2018
I used to say TGIF at the end of a long work week and cannot wait for the weekend. Now as a Realtor it’s cringing when a transaction is still in attorney review, and a conclusion is nowhere to be seen. Now it’s OMG!! (more) I used to say TGIF at the end of a long work week and cannot wait for the weekend. Now as a Realtor it’s cringing when a transaction is still in attorney review, and a conclusion is nowhere to be seen. Now it’s OMG!!
Dear Abel and Sofi: Is Silence Really Golden?
Roslyn from ERA Central Realty Group Answered this on December 14, 2018
Running a business is a task in itself and a non-profit one...selfless, but rewarding. I would believe that the interns you hired portray the same attributes as yourself to reflect the work that you do...dedication, perseverance and empathy. Therefore, I say that you should disclose to them what... (more) Running a business is a task in itself and a non-profit one...selfless, but rewarding. I would believe that the interns you hired portray the same attributes as yourself to reflect the work that you do...dedication, perseverance and empathy. Therefore, I say that you should disclose to them what you are going through. You might have bad and good days, and those close appreciate being able to understand. Like yourself, many are willing and seek a way to assist others, especially when it is close to home. You might find that the weight you carry around of concealing it will be lifted and might assist in the healing process. 
Networking is going out of style thanks to the internet - Any thoughts?
Roslyn from ERA Central Realty Group Answered this on December 13, 2018
I do not agree and believe in the old school of doing business.  I feel direct contact via phone or note is still the way to go, in addition to the norm now. You can leave more of a lasting impression when you are engaged in a conversation. I tend to find that those that I reach out to are more... (more) I do not agree and believe in the old school of doing business.  I feel direct contact via phone or note is still the way to go, in addition to the norm now. You can leave more of a lasting impression when you are engaged in a conversation. I tend to find that those that I reach out to are more involved in our communication and not just skimming through what they read on the internet. Yes, the internet is a more convenient way to do business, and is the way of the world now, but that does not work for all. I would rather discuss than just get a standard reply to one of my emails, and we sometimes do not even know if the message has been delivered. Also, it's good that the public knows how well we can work with them...sometimes it's just about the personality and you cannot get that from the internet. 
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