Neil Gortler

CBR, SRES - Licensed Real Estate Salesperson Phone: 516.849.5895 | [email protected]  As an experienced professional Neil will do the leg work, keeping you up-to-date with new listings and the various market conditions that may impact the home purchase process. Sellers can also benefit from his skills in finance, negotiation, contractual agreements, and RE marketing. Call today and allow Neil to guide you through the complexities of buying or selling your home, eliminating hassles, and stress.  Member of:  National Association of Realtors Long Island Board of Realtors Multiple listing service of long Island New York State Association of Realtors

Creating A Productive Workspace at Home

If you’ve suddenly found yourself among the many remote workers around the country, you can easily create brilliant work-friendly spaces from a spare corner, a few feet of wall, or even in your basement. Most of all, you want a dedicated workspace that is welcoming, smart, and functional. Try the following tips to increase your […]

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Creating A Productive Workspace at Home

If you’ve suddenly found yourself among the many remote workers around the country, you can easily create brilliant work-friendly spaces from a spare corner, a few feet of wall, or even in your basement. Most of all, you want a dedicated workspace that is welcoming, smart, and functional. Try the following tips to increase your

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Is Composting for You?

Memorable landscapes don’t just appear out of thin air. While many people consider the trees, shrubs, and the flowers in the flowerbeds to be the anchors of a magnificent landscape, the reality is less glamorous and far dirtier. Anchoring these elements to the landscape is an easily overlooked foundation of thick and healthy compost. Without the compost, the flowers won’t

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Conserving Water in Your Home

We learned in grade school geography class that roughly three-quarters of the Earth’s surface is water, but less than one percent is available for human use. A study by the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) found that water managers in 40 out of 50 states anticipate water shortages in all or part of their states by the

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How to Unclog Your Kitchen Sink

As a homeowner, home maintenance issues will occur. While these problems won’t require large home improvement solutions, many will require a little time and effort to resolve. A clogged kitchen sink is one of these hassles that can disrupt your dinner plans. Thankfully, unclogging most blockages won’t require the assistance of a plumber. Most homeowners can resolve these

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How to Make the Most of Multiple Offers

Selling your home is an exciting feeling, especially when you receive multiple offers. Of course, any number of offers are beneficial, but many sellers don’t know which steps to take next. If two or more buyers submit attractive offers, you’ll need to evaluate more than the amount itself. When it comes to selling your home,

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Can Moving Really Be Stress-Free?

The answer is: “You Bet!” Buying a house is a huge deal.  If you’ve just started house hunting or are already under contract, moving is the next giant step in this process.  Moving can be stressful and chaotic. The good news is packing and moving can be relatively effortless with some planning and organization.  Use

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Why Your Home May Not Be Selling

Selling your home can feel like an overwhelming task, especially when it’s still sitting on the market. Despite interest from buyers, busy open houses, and reassurance from your real estate agent that your patience will be rewarded, your listing has yet to secure an offer. Unfortunately, even the best efforts can yield unfavorable results. If

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