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

How to Get Your Home Show Ready

Keep your home in stunning shape throughout the listing period.   his article was contributed by BFF’s Jessica Burgess and Sarah Skaggs, who collaborate (long-distance) on the lifestyle blog Pretty Providence, where they share home DIY projects thrifty tips and other money-saving wisdom. Everyone knows that selling your house is a big decision, and there […]

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Get the Best Return on Your Investment in Home Improvements

Often the best return on your home investment is the joy you get from waking up in a home you love more and more with each project you complete. And the best part? You can sometimes get your money back when the love affair is over. Which home improvements will pay off when you sell

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This Common DIY Mistake Can Cost You a Bundle. 5 Tips to Protect You

DIY home remodeling is great — until it isn’t. Here’s how to keep it great. It was their first plumbing project. “It was just a small crack in a pipe,” says Karah Bunde. She and her husband, Joel, had just purchased a fixer-upper they planned to renovate and rent. They bought a new piece of

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What to Know About Your Credit Before Buying a Home

This article was contributed by financial expert and blogger Mary Beth Storjohann, CFP, author, speaker, and founder of Workable Wealth. She provides financial coaching for individuals and couples in their 20s to 40s across the country, helping them make smart, educated choices with their money. Like it or not, your credit score is one of

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5 Mortgage Mistakes You’re Too Smart to Make

How to ensure you get the best possible interest rate you can. This article was contributed by LaTisha Styles, a millennial finance expert and business coach, who blogs at “Young Finances.” “Shop around for the best mortgage deal.” You may have heard this statement, before, but the best deal for one borrower could be a

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Kitchen Countertop Triage: First Aid for Scratches

You can repair kitchen counter mishaps with only a little time and money. Big boo-boos, however, will need professional help.   You can easily hide some counter mishaps, while only professional contractors can solve other surface problems. Here’s a look at counter cures and lost causes.   Granite Even granite counters suffer kitchen wear and tear. But

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4 Fun and Useful Energy-Saving Projects

DIY Laundry Drying Racks Here’s an interesting tidbit: Laundry dryers account for 6% of the electricity used in the U.S. each year, according to a group that studies dryer efficiencies. That’s roughly the same amount of electricity consumed annually by the state of Massachusetts. That’s why we like this flat and compact DIY drying system

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10 Tricks for Hosting an Open House That Make Buyers Say “OMG, Wow!”

Here’s what you can do to get your home ready for its big reveal. Few words get home buyers more excited than these two: open house. An open house is their opportunity to give your house a whirl. To wiggle the light switches. To admire the crown molding. To, y’know, awkwardly ask to use the bathroom.

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9 Irritating Things About Summer Heat (and How to Nix Them)

Like bugs. And leggy flowers. And sky-high energy bills.   Dog days of summer? More like the mosquito days. And super sweaty days. By the end of summer it can feel like bugs, grime, sweat, and heat have taken over your home. And you get to pay for it with high cooling bills. Ugh. Here are

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