About Us
I am a full service real estate broker selling all types of real estate in NJ such as waterfront condos, single family homes, multifamily investment properties servicing Hudson, Bergen & Essex Counties and all neighboring towns.
How We Got Started
takes customer service to a new level, covering every detail of every transaction in order to make each sale a memorable experience for both the buyers and sellers.
Known throughout the industry as an exceptional Broker Salesperson, she has earned the respect of her peers as well as that of her numerous clients.
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"Daine is a professional real state agent dedicated to help her clients and make them home owners..."
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"Daine is a professional real state agent dedicated to help her clients and make them home owners in the professional and friendly way. She has extend knowledge in the industry. "
"Wisdom and knowledge of the market from her years of serving clients"
Products & Services
Give you an up-to-date market analysis for accurate determination on how to price your home for sale
We offer complimentary market reports for Union and surrounding communities. Contact us directly for more information.
Buying a home is still the best way to build generational wealth. Century 21 Preferred Realty works with buyers and sellers in and around Union to ...
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Buyers who purchase a coop apartment are not in fact purchasing real property. Rather, coop owners actually purchase shares / stock in a privately held corporation which runs the coop. Owners of co ops do not have a physical deed to their unit because it is not considered real property in terms...
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Buyers who purchase a coop apartment are not in fact purchasing real property. Rather, coop owners actually purchase shares / stock in a privately held corporation which runs the coop. Owners of co ops do not have a physical deed to their unit because it is not considered real property in terms of an ownership interest. Co op owners receive a Proprietary Lease for their unit in the co op building, entitling them to reside in the unit. The number of shares you own in a co op is determined by a range of factors including square footage, frontage, number of rooms in the unit, outdoor space as well as the floor of your unit.
Condos, on the other hand, are considered owners of real property and have an actual deed for their unit as well as the proportional share of the building's common areas.
