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Titles >The Title Search

The people who do title searches have an extremely important job. They must ensure that the sellers really own the property being sold and that all liens against the property are being paid off as a result of the sale.

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Tom Heyl, REALTOR®, real estate agent and broker for Chatham, Harding and Summit, New Jersey home listings, property and land for sale - NUMBER1EXPERT(tm)

Tom Heyl
Keller Williams Realty

488 Springfield Ave.
Summit, NJ 07901
Office: 908-273-2991 x 116
Mobile: 973-479-1898
Fax: 908-273-2996
TomHeyl@KW.com

Born and raised in Chatham Township’s, Green Village, NJ, Tom offers unparalleled local real estate market insight and expertise. Tom is a graduate of the Chatham School system and Rutgers University’s Cook College with a Bachelor of Science degree in agricultural economics. Tom previously worked at his family’s business, Heyl Roses Inc. in Green Village. Heyl Roses was the last and oldest commercial rose and cut flower grower in New Jersey. Tom Heyl has been an active part of the Chatham area community by serving as the former Deputy Chief of the Green Village Fire Department and was an alternate member of Chatham Twp. Board of Adjustment as well as an appointed member of the Morris County farmland preservation committee. Tom currently serves as an active member of the New Vernon Volunteer Fire Department. Tom has two children currently attending Chatham schools. Tom Heyl has been Full Time Realtor since 1998 and is consistently one of our area's top producing Realtors. Tom provides the same excellent level of service to all of his clients whether they are first time buyers or estate caliber sellers. Tom also has a unique perspective and knowledge of new construction, currently working with several fine home builders and renovators. Specializing in the Chatham’s, Madison, New Vernon, Morris Twp., Summit, New Providence and surrounding communities.

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