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OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 5/11 12-3 212 LAUREL COURT STAFFORD TWP

Joseph Jeremias — Fri, 10 May 2013 19:21:26 +0000

As you stroll through this impeccably maintained home you can�t help notice the Nashville Oak Hardwood Floors in the 2 Story Foyer, Formal Living Room, Dining Room (with a 3 window Bump-out as Plantation Shutters add to the appeal) and Family Room. Colonial Columns greet you as you enter the Living and Dining Rooms. And for those cool nights, cozy up in front of the Mantled Fireplace while watching a 40� flat screen Sony Bravia Television. You can enjoy your morning coffee in the sun drenched Breakfast nook adjacent to the kitchen with Coreian counters and SS Appliances, (both have ceramic tile flooring for easy maintenance). Don�t forget to take notice of the Automatic Hunter Douglas Blind on the Upper Foyer window. The 2nd floor is host to 3 bedrooms with the Master Bedroom boasting a vaulted ceiling, a custom walk-in closet and a renovated Master bath with a soaking tub and a separate glass enclosed shower and Double Mahogany Vanity. There is also a 36� Sony Bravia Flat Screen Television to view while relaxing in bed. The main bath has new ceramic floors and a new Black Granite Vanity. There is a 2 car garage, both doors equipped with automatic openers. For summertime fun and entertaining you can enjoy your guests on the paver patio in your well-manicured back yard. Newer fence (along back of property), Hot Water Heater, Well Pump (for irrigation only), Gas Dryer and Air Conditioner. There is nothing to do but move in. If you don�t view this home it�s your loss.

April Real Estate Newsletter

Joseph Jeremias — Mon, 29 Apr 2013 23:13:00 +0000

This eNewsletter is specially designed for you, with national and local housing
information that you may find useful whether you’re in the market for a home,
thinking about selling your home, or just interested in homeowner issues in
general

http://joejeremias.housingtrendsenewsletter.com/

Hootesuite for Your Social Media Management

Matt Matey — Thu, 11 Apr 2013 12:45:12 +0000

My personal experience with using Hootesuite as a social media management tool has been nothing short of top notch. I’ve been a user for a couple of years now primarily for my insurance business. It has helped me to establish my personal brand as an expert in my field.

For anyone new to Hootesuite this will open your eyes to the fact that managing your social media can be easier and less stressful than you probably thought. Let’s face it, who has the time day in and day out to consistently post relevant and valuable content to one social media account, let alone multiple accounts? Hootsuite allows you to streamline your social media accounts, which will save you time from having to go to each specific social media site and post your updates. You can set your updates to post during certain times throughout the week. For example, I like to pull my content together over the weekend and schedule my posts to be sent out through my Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google +, etc. accounts over the week. This frees up my time to get my work done throughout the week and see clients and prospects.

So what are you waiting? Boost your business and productivity by setting up your Hootesuite account today.

Feel free to contact us if you have any questions at ENA@ExecutiveNetworkingAlliance.com. For more great videos like this check out Hootsuite on YouTube.

LBI Is Ready For The 2013 Season!

Amy Mena — Tue, 09 Apr 2013 14:41:29 +0000

Please go to www.WeAreLbi.com to find out about upcoming events, businesses opening, and so much more! Please spread the word that LBI is ready for the 2013 Season!

MARCH – 2013 Newsletter by Joseph Jeremias

Joseph Jeremias — Wed, 27 Mar 2013 15:05:30 +0000

http://joejeremias.housingtrendsenewsletter.com/

Looking for Support

Joseph Jeremias — Tue, 26 Mar 2013 17:42:38 +0000

I don’t normally reach out like this but this issue has hit home.

Over the weekend my 9 year old Grand-daughter Jai-Lynn was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes. This was a shock to our family but we will do whatever it takes to make sure she stays healthy. On May 18, 2013 at 9:30 am I will be walking in the JDRF Cure Diabetes Walk in Wildwood. Please join Team Jai-Lynn and show your support for my grand-daughter and the many other children who also have this disease. I need your support, so please do whatever you can – join my team, or make a donation on my behalf. Visit my Team Page for more information.

http://www2.jdrf.org/site/TR?px=3306763&pg=personal&fr_id=2225

Thank you in advance

More Small Employers are finding Self Insurance

MBraun — Mon, 18 Mar 2013 14:02:12 +0000

An increasing number of small employers circumvent the ACA’s “requirements through self-coverage, small-business marketplaces intended to cover millions of Americans could break down and become unaffordable,” experts “say. ‘What you’ve got is basically a loophole for the small employer to get out of the ACA requirements. According to brokers, a growing number of firms see such plans as low-cost alternatives to conventional coverage because they’re exempt from ACA requirements such as insurance taxes and specified benefits. With the new rating methodolgies that will be implemented due to PPACA, younger groups will see large price increases. These groups will move to the self insured platform. Self Insurance can be for groups as low as 10 employees.

A Mix of Old and New

Joseph Jeremias — Sat, 16 Mar 2013 17:30:24 +0000

I truly understand in today’s ever changing world that technology is a driving force (cell phones, e-mail, texting, skype facebook etc), but in order to create those lasting relationships we still need to use some old fashion techniques: face to face meetings, eye contact, opening of doors, shaking hands, patience and of course the words “please” and “thank you”, distinguishes you as a true professional.

Hazard Mitigation

Joseph Jeremias — Tue, 12 Mar 2013 19:05:13 +0000

Sat in at a Beach Haven Town meeting last night and learned some interesting things about “House Raising”:

Most modern system is “Unified hydraulic jacking machine”, raises home equally at the same time. Cost is approximately $13 to $16 per square foot of base level of home. There is up to a 30% more charge if home must be moved to put in pilings. Higher cost is companies from LA and Texas to cover housing of employees. It takes approximately 2 days to lift a home, than you have 45 days to complete new foundation, wiring, plumbing etc. On the 46^th day raising company will begin to charge rent on the equipment each day thereafter, until the home is lowered back onto new foundation. You can search the web-NJ home elevation contractors or home elevation contractors. Currently there is a 6 month plus wait for house rising. (Lack of qualified companies to do the work, it took 9 years to raise 6,000 homes in New Orleans) You should hire an architect and engineer prior to contacting a house raiser. If your home needs to be raised and you apply for the ICC (increased cost of compliance assistance-max $30,000) there is no turning back, you must follow thru, so make sure your home needs to be raised before you apply. If it needs to be raised you have 4 years to complete the project.

Questions to ask house raising contractors;

License
Insurance-liability
Cargo insurance
Are you using “Unfired Jacking System”
Years of experience
References
Ask if they have ever been “sued”

Not All Experts Are Really Experts

shoffman — Sun, 17 Feb 2013 18:24:45 +0000

I’ve heard some interesting things over the last few days. I’ve heard a cardiologist recommend a low fat whole grain diet as well as say that fat is fat. There is no distinction between fat from an avocado and unhealthy fat. That couldn’t be further from the truth. Basic nutritional science tells us that there is a difference. The healthy fats found in Avocado and Coconut for example is certainly different than the fat found in a cream filled doughnut or twinkie. I also heard a celebrity fitness trainer tell people that coconut oil was an unhealthy calorie bomb. His misguided take on weight loss was eat less and workout like a maniac for a few hours a day to create a calorie deficit. Coconut oil is certainly one of the healthiest oils to cook with that we are know of at the moment. While creating a calorie deficit is the goal. We certainly don’t want to do it at the cost of raising cortisol and insulin. These two hormones will ultimately hinder weight loss not help it.

Information is easy to find. As you can see good information is not so easy to find. These two people have a large audience and exert a great amount of influence. They are both considered experts in their fields. They are also giving out bad information. The lesson here is to do your homework. The experts aren’t always right.