Real Estate Consultant Ken Pollich

All Nations Realty and Investments at Victoria Gardens Mall August 28, 2014 All Nations tour at the Enclave....What a great place if your looking to rent...

All Nations Realty and Investments at Victoria Gardens Mall March 25 The ANR group taking a moment to thank our wonderful leader, Nova, for all that she does for us, and show her how much we appreciate her! We love you Nova and Dick.

5 Money Tasks That Will Brighten Your Financial Picture in 2015 It's resolution time again. So, why not make 2015 the year you adopt routines to prioritize your financial health. Here are five tasks that'll improve money matters in your household, making your new year happy indeed. Pare Down Debt. Make your most expensive debt the priority. If it's a credit card, stop using it, ask for a rate reduction and make more than the minimum payment. Then, move to the next item on t...he list. (You'll likely save more paying off high-interest debt than investing.) Save for Retirement. Some of the best retirement savings are your 401(k) contributions at work; you get immediate tax breaks on what you put in, and there's often an employer match. Outside of work, IRAs also have nice benefits. Work to save 10 to 15 percent of your income (20 percent if you're 40 or older). Start an Emergency Fund. Six months of savings can help you through a job loss or another unexpected event. Set up a direct deposit to siphon a bit of each paycheck into savings. Then look for ways to uncover extra cash: Turn down thermostats, ask colleagues to carpool and make your own morning cup of Joe. Save for College. First come kids, then come fears about college costs. Your best bet to start saving is a 529 plan; your investment grows tax-deferred, and withdrawals also escape taxes if the funds are used for tuition and related expenses. The best part: Grandma or Grandpa can even chip in. Review Insurance. Ask your agent to identify gaps in your health, car and home or renters policies, and about ways to trim costs (discounts, premium reductions or savings for keeping more than one policy with the same company). Other insurance to consider: Long-term care (for nursing home and at-home care) and life insurance (to prevent hardships on loved ones).

Law enforcement officers, pre-Kindergarten through 12th grade teachers, firefighters and emergency medical technicians can contribute to community revitalization while becoming homeowners through HUD's Good Neighbor Next Door Sales Program. HUD offers a substantial incentive in the form of a discount of 50% from the list price of the home. In return you must commit to live in the property for 36 months as your sole residence. Call me to see if you qualify!!

Come out and meet and greet our new assemblyman Marc Steinorth....

All Nations Realty and Investments at Victoria Gardens Mall August 28, 2014 All Nations tour at the Enclave....What a great place if your looking to rent...

Another Closing that was very Challenging, But never a worry or a problem...

Today's Closings, Great Work from all the ANR Family

All Nations Realty and Investments at Victoria Gardens Mall March 25 The ANR group taking a moment to thank our wonderful leader, Nova, for all that she does for us, and show her how much we appreciate her! We love you Nova and Dick.

5 Money Tasks That Will Brighten Your Financial Picture in 2015 It's resolution time again. So, why not make 2015 the year you adopt routines to prioritize your financial health. Here are five tasks that'll improve money matters in your household, making your new year happy indeed. Pare Down Debt. Make your most expensive debt the priority. If it's a credit card, stop using it, ask for a rate reduction and make more than the minimum payment. Then, move to the next item on t...he list. (You'll likely save more paying off high-interest debt than investing.) Save for Retirement. Some of the best retirement savings are your 401(k) contributions at work; you get immediate tax breaks on what you put in, and there's often an employer match. Outside of work, IRAs also have nice benefits. Work to save 10 to 15 percent of your income (20 percent if you're 40 or older). Start an Emergency Fund. Six months of savings can help you through a job loss or another unexpected event. Set up a direct deposit to siphon a bit of each paycheck into savings. Then look for ways to uncover extra cash: Turn down thermostats, ask colleagues to carpool and make your own morning cup of Joe. Save for College. First come kids, then come fears about college costs. Your best bet to start saving is a 529 plan; your investment grows tax-deferred, and withdrawals also escape taxes if the funds are used for tuition and related expenses. The best part: Grandma or Grandpa can even chip in. Review Insurance. Ask your agent to identify gaps in your health, car and home or renters policies, and about ways to trim costs (discounts, premium reductions or savings for keeping more than one policy with the same company). Other insurance to consider: Long-term care (for nursing home and at-home care) and life insurance (to prevent hardships on loved ones).

Let your search for a Real Estate professional end here. I'm a Veteran and a retired police officer with over 25 years of service. I say this only because I want you to know that I'm one you can trust. Please explore the resources within my website, you will find everything you need to buy or sell a home as well as learn about the market value of homes. You can search for homes with detailed descriptions, photos, community and school information and so much more. As a qualifi...ed Real Estate professional, I am ready to assist you with all of your real estate needs. My approach is customized for each client; my solutions are never one-size-fits-all! Please view this website as an introduction of my services and capabilities in this local area. Give me a call or send an email when you are ready to visit some homes or to schedule a free home buying or selling consultation. I look forward to working with you! See more