What is a Consumer Information Statement and do I need one?+
New Jersey law (N.J.A.C. 11:5-6.4) requires all licensed real estate agents to provide a Consumer Information Statement to every consumer before substantive discussion of real estate services. The CIS explains the types of agency relationships in New Jersey, including seller agency, buyer agency, and disclosed dual agency, so you know exactly who your agent represents before sharing any private information. We provide this at the start of every relationship.
Are real estate commissions negotiable in New Jersey?+
Yes, fully. Real estate commissions in New Jersey are not set by law, the NJ Real Estate Commission, or any Realtor organization. All compensation is negotiated directly between the client and the broker. We encourage an open discussion about fees at the beginning of our relationship. Under federal antitrust law, no standard commission rate exists. See our
Commission Disclosure for full details.
What communities in Salem County does The JK Realty Group serve?+
We have completed transactions in Elmer, Pittsgrove, Penns Grove, Carneys Point, Deepwater, Pennsville, and surrounding Salem County communities. Our Salem County portfolio includes residential resales, new construction (including The Reserve At Button Mill in Upper Deerfield), multi-family investment, and rural land transactions. Salem County's affordability combined with quality of life makes it an increasingly attractive market.
What is The Reserve At Button Mill?+
The Reserve At Button Mill is an active new home community in Upper Deerfield Township, Cumberland County, developed by Highland Development Group, one of our active builder partners. The community features single-family homes with premium construction quality. This is an active development and The JK Realty Group represents buyers in this community. Contact us for current availability, pricing, and lot selection.
What makes Salem County real estate attractive to buyers?+
Salem County offers some of the lowest home prices and property taxes in New Jersey combined with a rural character, low traffic, strong agricultural heritage, and genuine community character. For buyers seeking space, privacy, and value while remaining within commuting distance of Wilmington, DE and southwestern NJ employment centers, Salem County is consistently undervalued relative to neighboring counties.
What types of properties are available in Salem County?+
Salem County offers a diverse inventory including single-family homes, rural properties with acreage, farms, multi-family investment properties, and commercial real estate. Our completed Salem County transactions include homes from $52,500 to $794,000, reflecting the county's full range of available property types and price points.