More room, less room, an estate to settle, a storm, a money squeeze or a move across the country. Whatever changed, we'll figure out a plan together, and we'll work it out. That's what building and renovating New Jersey homes since 2003 is for.
Areas We Serve
MonmouthOceanMiddlesexBurlingtonMercerSomersetCamdenGloucesterBergenEssex counties, New Jersey
Life Events
Most people don't move because they woke up wanting a new kitchen. They move because life changed. Real estate people sum those moments up as "the 7 D's," and most homeowners have never heard of them. Below, you'll see what each one means and what I do for you when it happens. Whichever one brought you here, I look at what changed for the house: you need more room or less, there's an estate to settle, a storm did damage, money got tight, or a job or the people you love are pulling you somewhere new.
I'm Dennis Mark Interdonato, REALTOR® and Master CDRE® with Keller Williams Realty Ocean Living, and a former New Jersey home builder and residential remodeler. Whatever brought you here, we sit down, put every option on the table, and figure out a plan together. Then we work the plan.
Going through a divorce? That has its own page: selling your home during a divorce.
Two Homes Become One
What it means
Two people combining their lives, and often two homes or two leases headed for one address.
How I help
I run the numbers on each house: sell both, keep one, or rent one out. Then I time the sale and the purchase so you're not paying for two moves when one would do.
What's My Home Worth?
Room To Grow
What it means
A growing household. The house that fit fine now feels tight: another bedroom, a real office, more yard.
How I help
Most people in this spot sell and buy at the same time. I lay out the order, the numbers and the timing in writing, so you know every step before you take it.
Search Homes
Less House
What it means
Less house to heat, clean and keep up, often after many years in the same home, and sometimes equity freed up along the way.
How I help
It's two moves at once: selling the home you've had for years and buying the right smaller one. I plan both, and I have people for the clean-out and the repairs.
Downsizing With A Plan
A Neutral Plan
What it means
Two owners, one house, and a decision that has to work for both of you, often with attorneys or a court order involved.
How I help
As a Master CDRE®, I give both of you the same facts and the same updates, follow your agreement or the court order, and keep the sale moving. It has its own page.
Divorce Home Sales
Settling An Estate
What it means
Selling a loved one's home, often while the estate is still being settled and the house is still full of a lifetime of belongings.
How I help
I take the house off your plate: the value, the estate sale and clean-out, the repairs worth making and the sale, working alongside the estate's attorney.
Estate & Probate Sales
When Money Gets Tight
What it means
A job change, a bigger payment, bills stacking up. If the house is part of the pressure, don't sit on it.
How I help
Call your mortgage servicer and a HUD-approved housing counselor first. If selling is the answer, I'll show you what the home could sell for and handle the sale, working alongside your attorney and your servicer.
Talk It Through
After The Damage
What it means
A storm, a fire or water damage, and a house that isn't the home it was last week.
How I help
I built and remodeled homes for years. Once your insurance company is involved, I'll help you weigh repairing against selling as-is, with real numbers and repair estimates from trades I know.
Talk It ThroughDiamonds, 1 of 7
Strategy First
When life changes fast, the house decisions pile up. Sell first or buy first. Fix it or sell it as-is. Move now or wait until things settle. Get the order wrong and you pay for it, in money, in time, or in two moves where one would have done it.
So we start with a plan, in writing: what your home is worth today, what it costs to sell, what the next home costs, the timeline, and who does what. You see the options side by side, with the numbers, before you decide anything. I tell people what they need to hear, not what they want to hear, and by the time we're done, you're not going to have any questions left.
One Beachwood seller put under $15,000 into updates I picked and supervised and came out $75,000 ahead. That's why you get more than one plan from me. And when things get tense along the way, here's how that same client put it:
"He answered me pretty promptly, talked me off the ledge on more than one occasion and assured me everything would work out."
Harry P., Google review
The Plan
Value, timing, prep and the move, laid out in writing, with more than one option and the numbers for each. If something changes, the plan changes with it, and you hear about it first.
Builder's Eye
I'm a former New Jersey home builder and residential remodeler. I read a house the way a buyer's inspector will, and I'll tell you which repairs pay you back and which ones don't.
Network
Staging, clean-outs, contractors and the trades, photography and video, movers. I line up the work so you don't have to carry it on top of everything else.
Straight Talk
When life is upside down, the last thing you need is a sales pitch. You get the facts and my recommendation, and you make the call.
Results
I was the Number 1 agent at Keller Williams Ocean Living in 2025. In 2026 I'm RealTrends Verified in the top 1.5% of Realtors in the nation and one of the Top 100 Agents (Top 1%) in the Keller Williams Greater PA Region.
Your Team
Your attorney, lender, accountant, insurance company or housing counselor each handles their part. I keep the sale lined up with all of them, so nobody is waiting on anybody.
"Dennis did an excellent job handling the sale of a deceased relative’s property in Ocean County, NJ. His expertise was evident with his initial assessment of the property and selling strategy. He facilitated scheduling an estate sale and total property clean out. He contacted potential buyers and successfully navigated some unexpected challenges to get us to closing. Highly recommended for all real estate needs, but especially sales of estate properties."
Google review, estate sale in Ocean County
"... We loaded everything we owned into a truck and headed to the closing, but the best laid plans are laid to waste. There was an issue with the home I was buying, due to an error on the seller's part. What were we supposed to do now? When it became clear that we were stuck and with no place to stay, Dennis stepped in and set us up with temporary lodging near the new house. We were there for a few days while the issue was corrected. ..."
Google review, after a closing fell through on the seller's side
"I was living out of state during the process of selling my home. Dennis helped me out time and again in getting my house ready for sale, arranging for repairs to be made and helping me with some last minute details (furniture) that needed attending to. I had virtually no stress and I attribute it to working with Dennis Mark Interdonato."
Google review, sold while living out of state
"Dennis sold our home quickly so we could move out of state. He was wonderful to work with and always helped answer all of our questions in terms we could understand as this was our first time selling our home. Thanks for the great service Dennis !"
Google review, sold to move out of state
Experience And Education
Starting in 2003, I spent years building new homes and completing major remodels in the family business. I began flipping homes in 2012, and I helped homeowners rebuild after Superstorm Sandy. That's where I learned what a house is made of, what repairs really cost, and how long they really take.
On the selling side, I hold the Master CDRE® designation from the Ilumni Institute. The training is built for divorce sales, and the skills carry into every hard sale: keeping everyone on the same facts, lowering the temperature, and solving problems with a strategy instead of a guess.
Put together, it means one thing for you: when life hands you a hard move, you're working with someone who knows a house from the studs up and a sale from the first call to the closing table.
Rankings: Keller Williams (Ocean Living, 2025; Greater PA Region, 2026) and RealTrends Verified (2026). The photo is a licensed stock image of new construction, not one of my projects.
Two homes and one future address. Sell both? Keep one? Sell one and rent the other? We run the numbers on each house: what it sells for, what it needs first, and what it costs to carry while you decide. Then we time the sales so you're not paying for two places longer than you have to.
Thinking about keeping one as a rental? Bring your tax professional in before you decide. I'll bring the numbers on the house.
The house worked fine until it didn't. You need another bedroom, a real office, a bigger yard, a garage that fits the car. Most people in this spot have to sell and buy at the same time, and the big worry is selling and not finding the next place in time.
We plan the order: what your home sells for, what you can buy, and how to line up the two closings, with your lender and attorney weighing in on the financing and the contract. And when you find the right house, we move on it.
Selling a loved one's home comes at a hard time, and the house is often still full of a lifetime of belongings. I take the house off your plate: the value, the estate sale and clean-out, the repairs worth making, and the sale. The estate's attorney handles the legal steps and confirms who has the authority to sell.
Less house to heat, clean and keep up, and maybe some equity freed up along the way. The hard part is two moves at once: selling the home you've had for years, buying the next one, and deciding what comes with you. Two moves, one plan.
A job change, a bigger payment, bills stacking up. If the house is part of the pressure, don't sit on it. The CFPB says to call your mortgage servicer right away, and a HUD-approved housing counselor can walk you through your options for free.
If selling turns out to be the right answer, I'll show you what the home can bring, what it costs to sell, and how long it should take, so you're deciding with real numbers. I don't give legal or lending advice, and I'll tell you when it's time to bring in an attorney.
Already in foreclosure, with equity in the home? You can sell before the sheriff's sale, and I'll handle the sale itself, working alongside your attorney, your servicer and a HUD-approved housing counselor. What's left after the payoff, any other liens and the costs of the sale is yours. Nobody can promise a closing before the sale date, so ask your attorney about timing.
I built and remodeled homes for years, and I helped homeowners rebuild after Superstorm Sandy. After damage, the first calls are to your insurance company and to the people who can stop more damage. I don't handle or negotiate your claim. That's between you and your insurer, or a licensed public adjuster if you hire one.
What I do is walk the house with a builder's eye, get you repair estimates from trades I know, and lay out two plans: repair and sell, or sell as-is. You pick, with the numbers in front of you.
A new job, or people you love in another state. Sometimes you're already gone before the house is listed. You don't need to be here: I coordinate the work at the house, and you get a written update at every milestone, so you always know what happened, what's next and what to have ready.
Moving to the Jersey Shore instead? That's what my relocation page is for.
Even a good plan hits a snag. A closing date slips. A buyer's inspector finds something. A move date changes. That's when the network matters: staging, clean-outs, contractors and the trades, photography and video, movers. I line up the work so you don't have to.
One client's purchase hit a snag on closing day, after the truck was already loaded. Here's how he put it:
"When it became clear that we were stuck and with no place to stay, Dennis stepped in and set us up with temporary lodging near the new house. We were there for a few days while the issue was corrected."
Ceasar C., Google review
What people search for most when life changes, answered plainly. For anything legal, tax, lending or insurance related, the right professional has the final word.
They're the seven life events behind most moves: Diamonds (two people combining homes), Diapers (a growing household that needs more room), Downsizing, Divorce, Death (settling an estate), Debt (financial pressure) and Disaster (storm, fire or water damage). Each one changes what you need from your home, and each one needs a plan. See what each one means and how I help.
It depends on your money and your market. Selling first tells you exactly what you have to spend and keeps you from carrying two homes, but you may need a place to stay in between. Buying first means one move, but you may carry two payments for a while, and your lender has to approve it. I'll lay out both plans with real numbers, and your lender confirms what you can carry.
Often, yes, but it takes coordination. Some buyers make the purchase depend on selling their current home, some ask for a later closing date, and some use financing that covers the gap until their sale closes. Each one has trade-offs: an offer that depends on another sale is usually weaker against competing offers, and gap financing is a question for your lender. Your attorney reviews the contract terms. My job is to time both sides so the dates line up.
Start with the numbers on both: what each one sells for today, what each one needs before it sells, and what each one costs to carry every month. Then add how you want to live day to day, like the commute, the space and the upkeep. If one might become a rental, bring your tax professional in before you decide. I'll give you a market evaluation of both homes, so you're comparing real numbers.
Often you can, but call your mortgage servicer first. The CFPB says to call your servicer right away if you can't pay or are worried about missing a payment, and it lists options a servicer may offer, including a repayment plan, forbearance, a loan modification and a short sale. If you have equity, a regular sale pays off the loan at closing. If you owe more than the home is worth, the lender or servicer has to agree to any sale for less than the payoff, so talk with your servicer, a free HUD-approved housing counselor and an attorney first.
I can help you sell it. The lender's Notice of Intent to Foreclose has to tell you that you can sell or transfer the property (NJ Courts), and the Monmouth County Sheriff's Office notes that homeowners have the right to sell before the sheriff's sale. If there's equity in the home, a regular sale pays off the loan at closing, and what's left after the payoff, any other liens and the costs of the sale is yours. My part is the sale: what the home can bring, what it costs to sell, a realistic timeline, then the marketing, showings and contract. Your attorney handles the foreclosure case, and your servicer and a free HUD-approved housing counselor can go over every option with you. I'm not a foreclosure consultant, I don't negotiate loan changes, and nobody can promise a sale closes before the sheriff's sale date.
Start with a HUD-approved housing counselor. The CFPB's Find a Counselor tool lists agencies near you, and the CFPB says counselors can help with defaults, forbearances, foreclosures and credit issues, often at little or no cost. The CFPB also says you don't have to pay anyone to help you avoid foreclosure, so be careful with anyone who asks for money upfront.
Yes. You can repair it and then sell it, or sell it as-is. Repairs usually reach more buyers but take time and money. As-is takes less of both, but usually brings a lower price and fewer buyers. I'll walk the house with a builder's eye, get repair estimates from trades I know, and show you the numbers on both plans before you choose. Either way, plan on disclosing what you know about the damage and the repairs, and ask your attorney what your sale requires.
The NJ Department of Banking and Insurance (DOBI, July 2025) advises calling your agent or insurance company as soon as possible to report the loss, taking photos of damaged property before you throw anything away, making temporary repairs to prevent more damage, and saving every receipt. DOBI also notes that standard homeowners policies don't cover flood damage, which takes separate flood insurance. When FEMA help is available after a disaster, you apply at DisasterAssistance.gov, and FEMA says its Individuals and Households Program is not a substitute for insurance. Questions about a claim can go to DOBI's consumer hotline at 1-800-446-7467.
Yes. Since March 20, 2024, New Jersey's seller's disclosure statement has a Flood Risk section, and sellers make those disclosures before the sales contract is signed. According to the NJ Department of Community Affairs, it asks whether the property is in a FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area or Moderate Risk Flood Hazard Area, whether it has had flood damage, and whether federal law requires flood insurance on it. The state's Flood Risk Notification Tool looks up the flood zone by address. Your attorney can confirm what your sale needs.
Ask your tax professional, because it depends on your situation. IRS Publication 523 lets an owner who owned and lived in the home at least two of the last five years exclude up to $250,000 of gain, or $500,000 on some joint returns. If you don't meet those tests, you may still qualify for a partial exclusion when the main reason for the sale was, for example, a work-related move (a new job at least 50 miles farther from the home than your old work location) or certain unforeseeable events, such as a casualty loss to the home from a natural or man-made disaster.
Yes. You don't need to be nearby. I coordinate the work at the house, from repairs to staging to showings, and you get a written update at every milestone. Your attorney will tell you how the closing documents get signed when you can't be here in person.
Yes. In New Jersey, the Surrogate's Court in the county where the person lived issues the Letters that give an executor or administrator authority to act for the estate (Monmouth County Surrogate), and the estate's attorney confirms who can sign. I handle the house: the value, the estate sale and clean-out, the repairs worth making and the sale. See estate and probate sales.
Then the plan changes with them. A closing date slips, a job offer comes early, an inspection turns something up. I update the plan in writing and walk you through your options. When one client's purchase hit a snag on closing day, I set them up with temporary lodging near the new house until it was fixed. We'll work it out.
Yes. I got a guy for everything: staging, clean-outs, contractors and the trades, photography and video, movers. I line up the work so you don't have to, and I'll tell you which repairs pay you back and which ones don't.
This page describes my general approach to planning a move around a life event. It is not legal, tax, lending, insurance or financial advice. Please speak with your attorney, tax professional, lender, insurance company or a HUD-approved housing counselor about your own situation. I don't adjust or negotiate insurance claims. Results from past sales don't guarantee future results, and every home and every market is different.
Rankings: Keller Williams (Ocean Living, 2025; Greater PA Region, 2026) and RealTrends Verified (2026). Government sources checked October 2026. Photos on this page are licensed stock images, not New Jersey places or clients' homes.
Pricing, timing, taxes and repairs when life moves you.
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He’s truly dedicated to the field and it shows.
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I had the pleasure of having Dennis Mark sell my home in 5 days. I knew right from the beginning I hired the perfect person to get the job done! He laid out an easy to follow plan of what we needed to do on our end and he literally took care of everything else. He was always available and prompt with texts, phone calls, and showing up exactly when he said he would. His marketing of my home was beyond anything that I expected!! I was literally the only one that had video in addition to the photos which were all amazing!! I had 2x the amount of views and saves. It was on all social media platforms. During our open houses he was texting us all day to let us know how it was going. I ended up receiving 6 amazing offers over asking. Basically Dennis will work his ass off for you. He's the whole package..trustworthy, honest, straightforward, thorough , personable, accessible, extremely knowledgeable, dedicated, professional. 20/10!! Highly recommend
We now have a lifelong friend.
I want to talk about my amazing realtor Dennis Mark Interdonato I Realtor Associate. From day one he was attentive, caring, and held our hand through the entire selling process. Told us exactly what to update, exactly what to list at, told us what buyers like and don't like, etc. We took all of his advice and our house sold the first day on the market for well over asking price. We told him what we were looking for and he helped us find exactly what we wanted. Dude did everyone's jobs for them; on both sides of the transaction: the lawyers, the lenders, all of it. He answered me pretty promptly, talked me off the ledge on more than one occasion and assured me everything would work out. When we walked into our new home after we finally closed, there were a bunch of gifts, and this is one of the gifts that was wrapped. A picture of our first home. I've been doing sales my entire life and this guy went above and beyond every step of the way. This wasn't a sale for him. We all built a relationship in the process and he helped us achieve exactly what we wanted. We now have a lifelong friend. Thank you so much for everything Dennis Mark Interdonato. If anyone needs a friend in the home selling/buying business, I would reccomend him a thousand times over.
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Buying or selling a home is one of the most stressful experiences for anyone. I have bought and sold a few homes and the experience I had with Dennis Mark was like no other. Full transparency, I am close friends with Dennis but he still knows how to differentiate business and friendship. Dennis made this experience absolutely stress free from the uncanny marketing of our property to alleviating all stress and always ensuring us he has everything and to just let him do what he does best. That is what he did and after so many offers in such a short timeframe we successfully sold our home and could not be happier. If you are looking for a realtor that puts the CUSTOMER first, you dont have to look further. Dennis truly cares about your experience and will bend over backwards to make it unforgettable and as stress free as possible. Thank you so much for helping us turn the page on our next chapter.
Hiring Dennis is like hiring family to buy or sell your home.
If you've decided that you are buying or selling your home, your first thought when choosing a realtor is probably "who do I know?". You want a realtor who has some kind of connection to you, in the hopes that they will, actually, look out for your best interest. I hired Dennis in the summer of 2025, to sell my house and help me into a new one. It wasn't an easy sale and my needs in a new house, were complicated at best. Dennis attacked this situation with serious energy and a critical attention to detail. My home sold pretty quickly and by October we were ready to wrap everything up. We loaded everything we owned into a truck and headed to the closing, but the best laid plans are laid to waste. There was an issue with the home I was buying, due to an error on the seller's part. What were we supposed to do now? When it became clear that we were stuck and with no place to stay, Dennis stepped in and set us up with temporary lodging near the new house. We were there for a few days while the issue was corrected. To this day whenever my son and I drive past that hotel, we wave to the "old house". I'm told that these snags are common in real estate transactions. You know what's not common? Your realtor going way out of the way to make sure you're ok at every step of the process. Hiring Dennis is like hiring family to buy or sell your home. Thank you Dennis, Ceasar Cabrales
Dennis is a marketing tornado!!
There is only one Dennis Mark. We know SO MANY REALTORS… everyone does. Dennis is in a league of his own!!! What absolutely set Dennis apart for me is his commitment, work ethic, and relentless attention to every part of the experience he provides. With him - home purchase is not a transaction. Dennis builds personal relationships and stays present long after our closing was over: love his magazine, weekly top 5 tips, helpful guides, events. Insanely love his consistent communication, his countless thoughtful ways of continuing to bring value. When it comes to marketing a listing, Dennis is a marketing tornado!!.. His digital presence, clever strategy, detailed preparation, and the number of ways he creates exposure blew me out of the water - beyond extraordinary!!!.. Everything is designed to give a client the greatest representation and exposure, producing consistent, powerful results. I appreciate how seriously Dennis takes his promises, ethics, communication, and follow-through. Love his honest and direct approach, strategic and incredibly generous knowledgeability. Couldn't speak more highly, recommend Dennis more relentlessly: anyone looking for a realtor could not find a professional who works as relentlessly, thinks so many steps ahead, and genuinely invests in the people he represents!! 🙌
Sold faster than I expected.
Dennis Mark did an outstanding job selling my home in Howell, NJ. From the very beginning, he was professional, honest, and extremely knowledgeable about the local market. He made the entire process smooth and stress-free, always keeping me updated and answering every question quickly. His marketing strategy and attention to detail really paid off — my home generated strong interest right away and sold faster than I expected. Dennis truly went above and beyond to make sure everything stayed on track from listing to closing. If you're looking for a realtor who is hardworking, straightforward, responsive, and genuinely cares about his clients, I highly recommend Dennis Mark. He's an expert at what he does and I couldn't be happier with the experience.
He doesn't sugar coat things.
Dennis and his team went above and beyond!! I live across country and they previewed multiple houses for a short term rental I needed while searching for the "forever" home to buy. Dennis always responses to my call / texts and answers my questions with extensive knowledge. He has saved me ALOT of money by guiding me and using his vast knowledge of why a house may not be right for my family's needs. He doesn't sugar coat things and explains the area, market, prices with complete honesty. He even talked me out of a home with a possible huge commission and recommended he work harder to find us the right home! If you are searching for ANY home in NJ or need advice. Dennis is your man!
His dedication and work ethic are truly unmatched.
I would like to express my wholehearted gratitude to Dennis Mark Interdonato for his exceptional dedication, professionalism, and unwavering support throughout both the sale of our previous home and the purchase of our new one. Selling a home can be stressful on its own, but navigating the complexities and challenges of our new home purchase took the experience to another level. Dennis handled every obstacle with remarkable patience, persistence, and expertise. His calm demeanor, clear communication, and strategic problem-solving were instrumental in ensuring that everything came together successfully. What truly sets Dennis apart is his genuine commitment to his clients. He went above and beyond to advocate for us, often working tirelessly behind the scenes to find solutions when situations seemed impossible. His professionalism and integrity never wavered, and he always made us feel confident that we were in the best hands possible. Thanks to Dennis's hard work and determination, we not only sold our home smoothly but were also able to secure the home of our dreams — an outcome that would not have been possible without his guidance. I wholeheartedly recommend Dennis Mark Interdonato to anyone seeking a realtor who is not only exceptionally skilled but also deeply committed to his clients' success. His dedication and work ethic are truly unmatched.
A terrific voice and incredibly helpful.
Dennis was a great support through the whole process -- from site visits to offers to negotiations to closing. He was a terrific voice and incredibly helpful during what can be a very stressful time -- weighing in on all the pros and cons, plus his deep knowledge of the housing industry was vital for me when making such a large life decision. I recommend working with Dennis
Dennis goes all out for the people he serves.
I met Dennis Mark Interdonato through our NADP professional networking group, and we hit it off right away. It was clear from our first conversation that he takes his work seriously. His presentations are always on point, and I've been equally impressed by the way he interacts with clients and his team of professionals. Dennis goes all out for the people he serves and doesn't shy away from challenging issues. He brings the kind of care and attention that helps keep closings moving smoothly and works toward the best possible outcome for his clients. I'm glad to know him and would confidently recommend connecting with him.
He's a friend to me now.
Dennis is not just a realtor to me , he is compassionate and cares about people. He is always willing to listen and help even after ! He's a friend to me now. I recommended him to anyone that wants a trustworthy good person on their side !
57 Google reviews as of October 2026. Read them all on Dennis Mark’s Google Business Profile.
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