112 Carleton Lane Mount Laurel, NJ 08054

Price just reduced by another $5,,000. Every Seller’s agent says the same thing, “Hurry, this listing won’t last long”. We believe the property is fairly priced and is a great opportunity for a buyer looking for a well-established, well maintained, well located neighborhood with great amenities. Close to major transportation routes, schools and a wide variety of shopping, restaurants and recreation, this is your opportunity to help your Buyer find the home they have been looking for.Beautifully staged so your buyer can quickly envision living in this 3-bedroom, 2.5 bath townhouse plus den with fireplace. Property has been upgraded throughout with fresh neutral paint colors, new carpet and flooring, new appliances (gas stove, Energy Star washer, gas dryer), and upgraded electrical panel. This home will serve your Buyer well for years to come. One step inside the front door will convince your Buyer they found a home that will be comfortable and secure. With interest rates poised to keep going down, the ”buy now, refinance later” philosophy could be a winner they will brag about when their hopes become reality.Important Note: This property is financed by the NJ Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency and requires that the Buyer provide proof of their income to qualify. Total household income must be at or below $137,280. Details are in the Certification of Income document available in the documents section of the MLS listing. After the Seller agrees to the terms of an Offer to Purchase, Seller cannot sign a Contract of Sale until the HMFA staff have reviewed and approved the Buyer’s total household income. So as your buyer is gathering their income documentation for their lender, have them also prepare to submit them for review by the HMFA staff along with the signed Income Certification form.Unlike other publicly-financed properties, this one has NO Deed Restriction or any other controls after closing. It is designed to help middle-income buyers have an opportunity to be homeowners and not to have to compete with investors.