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The Bandy Vlog – Who’s Your Broker?

Filed under: Viewer Questions Posted on September 29th, 2009

Sarah answers the viewers question…”What Real Estate Company does she actually work for??? Is it Keller Williams or Better Homes???

Also…how well do you know Sarah??? Make sure you watch the video till the end for Sarah’s trivia question!!!

You can answer via twitter: @SarahBandy or Via Facebook at facebook.com/SarahBandy

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Tags: Better Homes and Gardens, Better Homes Realty, Colts Neck Real Estate, Fedua Bandy, Keller Williams Realty, Monmouth County Real Estate, MREA, Reality Real Estate, Sarah Bandy, Sherry Chris, The Bandy Group

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The Bandy Vlog – The MREA Journey

Filed under: Viewer Questions Posted on September 28th, 2009

Sarah answers her viewers most frequently asked question…Does she want to prove Gary Keller’s MREA theory wrong? Watch and find out what she said.

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Tags: Better Homes Realty, Colts Neck NJ Homes, Fedua Bandy, Keller Williams, Reality Real Estate, Sarah Bandy, The Bandy Group

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Reality Real Estate – Episode 4 Twist To Million Dollar Challenge

Filed under: Episodes Posted on August 11th, 2009

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Red Bank, New Jersey Town Video

Filed under: Town Videos Posted on August 10th, 2009

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Red Bank, New Jersey

Red Bank is located in Monmouth County and situated along the southern edge of the Navesink River. What once was known as a popular fishing port has now has become a commercially and residentially trendy town. Red Bank is located 40 minutes from Manhattan and is frequently compared to New York City for its high end luxury boutiques and fantastic restaurants.

Red Bank is 1.75 square miles and the entire town is very walkable. Broad Street is Red Bank’s most noted. Used in the film Dogma as well as several others, Broad Street is home to many infamous stores such as “Garmany” and Tiffany & Co. Although Red Bank is infused with a modern flair, the town has retained much of its old world charm by renovating several brick buildings and lining old fashion benches and lampposts along the entire strip. Visitors feel as though they have stepped back in time. Music is also a huge part of the community. Red Bank is home to the historic Count Basie Theatre and plays host to the Jazz and Blues Festival each summer. The annual fireworks display performed on the Navesink is the most popular with the residents. This event is always well attended and provides the largest turnout among neighbors and those residing in neighboring towns.

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