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Rob Reimer Lic. Assoc. RE Broker Lic. NYS R. E. Assoc. Broker, CBR, Realtor
1046 University Ave. Building 2, Suite 8
Rochester, NY 14607
Office: (585) 756-7300
Over 40 Years of Experience in Residential, Commercial & New Construction Real Estate
Rob's hands on experience in almost all areas of Real Estate gives him the unique ability to advise his clients creating a profitable and seamless transaction.
Communication
Dedicated to keeping clients informed of all aspects of their transaction.
Education
Working with Rob is like getting an education. His patient and thorough approach assures that his clients have all information that is necessary to make educated decisions that lead them to their desired outcome.
Professional Marketing Systems
Marketing Real Estate has evolved over the years. Technologies that allow targeting to the right consumer provides a comprehensive strategy to produce the best result.
2016 Realtor of the Year
- Nothnagle Top 25
- Gold Circle Award
- NHSC Top 30 Award
Affiliations
- BSBA from Michigan Technology University
- Broker, REALTOR® Since 1985
- Member of GRAR, NYSAR & NAR Since 1983
- Greater Rochester Association of REALTORS®
- 2008 Board of Directors
- 2009 Board Secretary
- 2010 Board Secretary/Treasurer
- 2011 Board of Directors
- 2012 Board of Directors
- 2013 Board of Directors
- Realtors Charitable Foundation
- 2009 Board of Directors
- 2010 Board of Directors
- 2011 Board of Directors/Treasurer
- 2012 Board of Directors/Treasurer
- 2013 Board of Directors/Vice Chairperson
- 2016 Board of Directors
- 2017 Secretary / Treasurer
- 2018 Board of Dierctos/ Co-Chair
- New York State Association of REALTORS®
- 2010 Board of Directors
- 2011 Board of Directors
- 2012 Board of Directors
- 2013 Board of Directors
- 2014 Board of Directors
- 2015 Board of Directors
- Monroe County
Specialties
You’ve thought of everything. You’ve hired an awesome moving company, you’ve decluttered and donated dozens of things, and you’re ready to hit the road. And then you look out the window and think, “Wait, shouldn’t I take the swing set with me? After all, I paid for it and had it installed!” Maybe it’s a basketball hoop, a window box, or a chandelier – something you put in place and might like to keep.
If you’re not sure if you’re allowed to take a particular item with you, follow these tips to make sure you’re moving only your personal property – and that you remain on the right side of the law.
Should It Stay or Go?
When it comes to moving out of a home you’ve sold, it can be tricky to decide what to take and what needs to stay. In general, all fixtures need to stay with a home. That includes any items that are immovably mounted or placed in a home, such as:
However, items that are removable can go with you! That includes things like:
And, as with much of life, there are some gray areas. Some of these items may have been included in your contract. Other items, you may wish to discuss with the buyer. Your agent will be able to guide you with regards to items like:
•Swing sets, basketball hoops, and other outdoor play equipment that isn’t attached to the ground
When in doubt, make sure you itemize belongings you will be taking with you when you move. I will be able to advise you during the home selling process which items to make note of. You may be able to work out a deal with buyers to purchase items like appliances specifically, or set your asking price to reflect the items that will remain with the home. You might even be able to use some items to your advantage when marketing your home for sale!
