Meet The Michael Gutman Real Estate Team

Our primary practice is residential real estate.  We can provide representation to buyers and sellers of residential homes as well as be the trusted team to support a Real Estate Agent.  Our office is properly staffed to handle the complex needs of today’s real estate closing.  We have a team of 5 full time professionals. Meet The Michael Gutman Real Estate Team

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Monmouth County Golf Courses

Nothing beats enjoying your day with a few buddies and a good round of golf.  Monmouth County offers six golf courses to choose from and you can’t go wrong with any of them.  Each year more than 200,000 rounds are played on their courses and their facilities can accommodate golfers of all skill levels.  They Monmouth County Golf Courses

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“For Sale By Owner” Transactions

When you are in the market to purchase a home, you will inevitably come across some properties that are “For Sale by Owner”. In that type of situation, real estate agents aren’t involved but that doesn’t mean you should avoid the property entirely! A real estate attorney can help you navigate the waters of the “For Sale By Owner” Transactions

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Importance of Hiring A Home Inspector

Performing a home inspection on a property that you are interested in purchasing is a very important part of the home buying process. The home inspection can shine a light on any major repairs that the house may need prior to the closing. Without it, a buyer is taking a risk that could cost thousands Importance of Hiring A Home Inspector

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Role of A Real Estate Agent During A Purchase

The purchase of a real estate property is one of the largest financial transactions that will occur in your life. One of the most important steps you can take to make the process as smooth and hassle free as possible is to hire an experienced and trustworthy real estate attorney.  The services provided by an Role of A Real Estate Agent During A Purchase

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TRID Forms

Over the years, home buying has become much more transparent.  The TILA/RESPA Integrated Disclosure forms, also known as “TRID” forms, represent one of the additions that have made the home buying process much clearer.  This form ensures that all of the pertinent information regarding the property closing is disclosed and easy to understand – all TRID Forms

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