Residential Real Estate Expert Witnesses in New Jersey
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Real Estate Expert Witness
New Jersey
This expert has been a full time realtor for 31 years, and has owned and operated her own real estate brokerage firm since 1992. She is a certified residential brokerage manager, certified residential specialist, graduate of the Realtor Institute, accredited staging professional, and a senior real estate specialist. This expert is also the former president of the NJ Association of Realtors and...
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Residential Security Sales Expert Witness
New Jersey
This NJ-based expert has received his certification through the National Burglar and Fire Alarm Association and is licensed to install and maintain fire alarm systems across five states on the east coast. He has been in practice for almost 40 years and is familiar with all aspects of the sales, installation and maintenance process. He has worked as a chief operating officer and president of a...
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Residential Real Estate Expert Witness FAQs
A residential real estate expert witness provides specialized knowledge about property valuation, market trends, and industry standards to assist in court cases or disputes.
They are often used in cases involving property disputes, divorce settlements, insurance claims, tax assessments, and any case where the value or condition of a home is at issue.
Yes, some experts may specialize in areas like property management, real estate finance, land use planning, or residential construction defects.
They can provide insight into proper foreclosure procedures, evaluate whether fair market value was obtained, and assess if lending practices were followed correctly.
An expert can provide an independent assessment of property damage, repair costs, and whether the insurer's settlement offer aligns with market values.
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