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Ryan Walsh
Professional, personable, honest, and incredibly diligent. Their communication was excellent throughout the entire process and I will definitely be working with Glen and Liz again!
Melissa Clark
Selling our longtime home at 36 Toner Road in Boonton wasn't a decision we took lightly, and we're so glad we had Glen Baker and the MorrisAgent team at RE/MAX in our corner. From listing day all the way to closing, Glen stayed on top of every moving piece and made sure we always knew what was happening next.
What really stood out was how he handled the inspection. The buyers came back with a list — the pool pump, the water heater, plumbing, etc — and instead of letting any of it derail the sale, Glen calmly worked through each item with us and our attorney. He lined up a plumber to take care of the repairs, he even took car of sheetrock restoration and color match painting, and kept everything documented so nothing slipped through the cracks. When a few moments felt overwhelming, he made them simple.
If you're thinking about selling a home in Boonton or anywhere in Morris County, we can't recommend Glen and his real estate team highly enough. He's responsive, honest, and genuinely fights for his clients from start to close. Thank you for everything, Glen!
Clark Heber
Exceptional Professionalism & Elite Problem-Solving! We hired Glen Baker to handle our home sale in East Rutherford, and he exceeded our expectations at every turn. From day one, his preparation was flawless—delivering a data-driven strategy and a brilliant digital marketing campaign that landed us a phenomenal offer right after our first open house weekend. Where Glen truly separates himself is his execution and relentless problem-solving. When the buyer's home inspection uncovered major issues with the sewer line and electrical system, Glen didn't panic. He took the reins, coordinated all the necessary contractors, and kept the timeline perfectly on track. He even stepped up to personally ensure our contractors were paid immediately when a closing delay threatened our timeline, absorbing all the stress so we didn’t have to. Glen is a master communicator who protects his clients' interests with absolute integrity. If you want a smooth, stress-free real estate experience in New Jersey, call Glen Baker.
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For most people, their first house was never meant to be their forever home. It was meant to be a stepping stone to whatever came next.
And today's market is creating an interesting opportunity for homeowners who are ready to move up.
Starter homes are still in short supply, which means the house you're selling may be exactly what another buyer has been hoping to find.
At the same time, there are more move-up homes on the market than buyers have had to choose from in years.
Throw in the equity you've likely built over the years, and moving up may be more realistic than you think.
If your current home no longer fits your life, let's talk about what your next chapter could look like.
#MoveUp #StarterHome #KeepingCurrentMatters #morrisagent #nosurprisesever #remaxselect #digital #social #uberlocal #boonton #parsippany #mountainlakes #montville #denville #rockaway
The beach fire just hits differently.
Fire department friendships are different.
Most people meet their closest friends through work, their neighborhood, or their kids.
Ours are built in situations that demand trust, reliability, and showing up for each other.
Over time, those friendships become family. You vacation together, celebrate life’s milestones together, and are there when life gets hard.
I’m grateful for the people in my life and that fire service has given me. Some of the best people in my life came from walking through this journey together.
They are the constant and like one of them says “these are the good old times”
I’m not a tattoo guy.
But I’ve been working on something meaningful.
Something for me.
Something that doesn’t really need to make sense to anyone else. Maybe Liz.
Why a spoon?
When I visited Vught concentration camp in the Netherlands, I saw a video that brought me to my knees.
It told the story of a prisoner who always carried his spoon with him. Food was scarce. Meals weren’t guaranteed. But if the opportunity came, he would be ready.
That stuck with me.
The spoon became a symbol of readiness.
And maybe that’s life.
No matter how dark it gets.
No matter how impossible the circumstances feel.
Be ready.
Ready for the next opportunity.
Ready for the next chapter.
Ready to keep going.
Inside the spoon are symbols of remembrance, suicide awareness, and a bond that doesn’t end just because someone is gone.
Loss changed me. Their love never left me.
I don’t need their names written across my body.
I know who they are.
I know what the symbols mean.
I’m just carrying a piece of them with me.
On me.
Always.
And the spoon is the reminder:
Whatever life serves next — be ready.
My man @tommyboyfame will do the tattoo which makes it all the more special.
Sticker shock keeping you on the sidelines? Condos might help.
The median condo sold for $380,000 in June, while the median single-family home went for $446,400. That's a gap of more than $66,000.
Part of that is because condos are usually smaller. But that's exactly the point. Smaller square footage can mean a smaller price tag.
So, if you can make less space work for your life, it may work for your budget, too.
For a lot of buyers, especially first-timer buyers, a condo or townhome is the difference between waiting and owning.
Curious what condos and townhomes are selling for in our area? Drop a comment or send me a DM, and I'll put together a list that fits your budget.
#FirstTimeHomebuyer #CondoLiving #KeepingCurrentMatters #morrisagent #nosurprisesever #remaxselect #digital #social #uberlocal #boonton #parsippany #mountainlakes #montville #denville #rockaway
Sticker shock keeping you on the sidelines? Condos might help.
The median condo sold for $380,000 in June, while the median single-family home went for $446,400. That's a gap of more than $66,000.
Part of that is because condos are usually smaller. But that's exactly the point. Smaller square footage can mean a smaller price tag.
So, if you can make less space work for your life, it may work for your budget, too.
For a lot of buyers, especially first-timer buyers, a condo or townhome is the difference between waiting and owning.
Curious what condos and townhomes are selling for in our area? Drop a comment or send me a DM, and I'll put together a list that fits your budget.
#FirstTimeHomebuyer #CondoLiving #KeepingCurrentMatters #morrisagent #nosurprisesever #remaxselect #digital #social #uberlocal #boonton #parsippany #mountainlakes #montville #denville #rockaway
At 53, I’ve stopped thinking about age as something that’s happening to me.
I think of it as something that’s happening for me.
Your 20s are about figuring out who the hell you are.
Your 30s are about chasing what you think matters.
Your 40s are about realizing some of it never did.
And then you hit 50.
Something changes.
You start protecting your time.
You stop collecting people just to have people.
You care less about being understood.
You realize health is an asset, not an assumption.
You start choosing experiences over stuff.
You say what you mean.
You love harder.
You forgive faster.
And you become painfully aware that the clock isn’t the enemy…
wasting it is.
I’m 53.
I don’t wish I was 33.
That guy had more time ahead of him, but he didn’t understand its value nearly as much as I do now.
Every scar came with a lesson.
Every loss changed the way I love.
Every mistake sharpened me.
Every year stripped away a little more bullshit.
Growing older isn’t the tragedy.
Getting older without actually living would be.
53 isn’t a countdown.
It’s a catalyst.
There is still shit I want to build.
Places I want to see.
People I want to help.
Mountains I want to climb.
Memories I haven’t made yet.
I’m not trying to get my youth back.
I’m trying to make damn sure I don’t waste what comes next.
Headlines highlighting rising foreclosures have a way of stirring up 2008 flashbacks. But the data says not to panic.
We’re nowhere near what happened back then.
In the first half of 2008, foreclosures were filed on over 1.3 million homes. The first half of this year that number was less than 250k.
Now, seeing any homeowner go through this is hard. There’s no arguing that.
But just looking at the market as a whole, we’re a long way from crash territory – even with the recent uptick. So, don’t let the headlines stir up fear.
#NotACrash #Foreclosures #KeepingCurrentMatters #morrisagent #nosurprisesever #remaxselect #digital #social #uberlocal #boonton #parsippany #mountainlakes #montville #denville #rockaway
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