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Thursday, September 29, 2011
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Monday, September 26, 2011
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Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Monroe CT Real Estate Agent Offers Local Charitable Donation Program
News Release
MEDIA CONTACT: Christie Curreri
203-445-7962
christie@currerimarketing.com
Real Estate Agent in Monroe Offers Local Charitable Donation Program
MONROE, CT – August 3, 2011 - Gerald “Jerry” Diorio, a real estate sales professional in Monroe, CT, is making it easier for local residents to donate funds to local charities of their choice when they sell their homes.
During the entire month of August, Jerry will donate $500 of his commission in the seller’s name upon closing to a charity of their choice located in their home town, such as a local food pantry, church, Rotary Club or youth organization.
“In these difficult economic times, people are still struggling to make ends meet and could use a little help from the many organizations throughout the state that provide such assistance,” said Jerry Diorio. “As part of the Keller Williams family, which has a strong international and regional ‘KW Cares’ program, I wanted to take this tradition a step further by helping out as much as possible on a local level.”
Jerry has been in the real estate industry for 6 years, and is also a real estate agent with Keller Williams [http://www.kw.com/] Realty Partners Market Center located at 132 Monroe Turnpike in Trumbull, CT. He has served on the Monroe Economic Commission, and on the Board of Directors with the Monroe Chamber of Commerce, for 7 years respectively. For more information on Jerry Diorio, visit http://www.jerrydiorio.com/.
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Selling or buying a home is a unique and personal experience. Jerry brings integrity, sincerity, respect and a level of intelligence, passion and energy to every client he serves. He also has access to a superior portfolio of advisors and colleagues on call ready to help address any special needs or requests you may have.
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MEDIA CONTACT: Christie Curreri
203-445-7962
christie@currerimarketing.com
Real Estate Agent in Monroe Offers Local Charitable Donation Program
MONROE, CT – August 3, 2011 - Gerald “Jerry” Diorio, a real estate sales professional in Monroe, CT, is making it easier for local residents to donate funds to local charities of their choice when they sell their homes.
During the entire month of August, Jerry will donate $500 of his commission in the seller’s name upon closing to a charity of their choice located in their home town, such as a local food pantry, church, Rotary Club or youth organization.
“In these difficult economic times, people are still struggling to make ends meet and could use a little help from the many organizations throughout the state that provide such assistance,” said Jerry Diorio. “As part of the Keller Williams family, which has a strong international and regional ‘KW Cares’ program, I wanted to take this tradition a step further by helping out as much as possible on a local level.”
Jerry has been in the real estate industry for 6 years, and is also a real estate agent with Keller Williams [http://www.kw.com/] Realty Partners Market Center located at 132 Monroe Turnpike in Trumbull, CT. He has served on the Monroe Economic Commission, and on the Board of Directors with the Monroe Chamber of Commerce, for 7 years respectively. For more information on Jerry Diorio, visit http://www.jerrydiorio.com/.
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Selling or buying a home is a unique and personal experience. Jerry brings integrity, sincerity, respect and a level of intelligence, passion and energy to every client he serves. He also has access to a superior portfolio of advisors and colleagues on call ready to help address any special needs or requests you may have.
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Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Do you owe more on your home than it's currently worth?
Are you behind on your payments? Are you nervous about the situation? Are you receiving "hate mail"?
If you are experiencing any one of these sutuations, I can help.
There is a way to get the 800 lb gorrilla off your back without going into foreclosure. Call or email me today for a confidential conversation.
If you are experiencing any one of these sutuations, I can help.
There is a way to get the 800 lb gorrilla off your back without going into foreclosure. Call or email me today for a confidential conversation.
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Why use Keller Williams? Because your move matters!
Often, we judge the caliber of people by the company they keep – this is why I would like to tell you a little bit about Keller Williams® Realty and my office within the Keller Williams system.
Keller Williams® Realty was founded in Austin, Texas in 1983 with the specific premise that buyers and sellers deserve the best service for their real estate needs. That founding premise has been a major factor in the continued growth of Keller Williams® across North America. Two visionaries lead Keller Williams® Realty – Gary Keller, founder and Chairman of the Board, and Mo Anderson, Chief Executive Officer.
Because each Keller Williams® Market Center has grown within its respective community, Keller Williams® real estate agents have intimate knowledge of each community's character, mood, and growth potential. Due to the fact that the majority of Keller Williams® Associates live in the communities and neighborhoods they serve, they are eager and capable of tackling unique challenges that families encounter when selecting new homes.
We are a profit sharing company where associates are in partnership relationships with the owners; this means that everyone at Keller Williams® Realty wants to find your home because everyone benefits.
The Keller Williams culture is based upon a belief system that is summed up by this acronym: WI4C2TS:
Win-Win or no deal
Integrity do the right thing
Commitment, in all things
Communication seek first to understand
Creativity ideas before results
Customers always come first
Teamwork together everyone achieves more
Trust begins with honesty
Success results through people
Keller Williams® Realty was founded in Austin, Texas in 1983 with the specific premise that buyers and sellers deserve the best service for their real estate needs. That founding premise has been a major factor in the continued growth of Keller Williams® across North America. Two visionaries lead Keller Williams® Realty – Gary Keller, founder and Chairman of the Board, and Mo Anderson, Chief Executive Officer.
Because each Keller Williams® Market Center has grown within its respective community, Keller Williams® real estate agents have intimate knowledge of each community's character, mood, and growth potential. Due to the fact that the majority of Keller Williams® Associates live in the communities and neighborhoods they serve, they are eager and capable of tackling unique challenges that families encounter when selecting new homes.
We are a profit sharing company where associates are in partnership relationships with the owners; this means that everyone at Keller Williams® Realty wants to find your home because everyone benefits.
The Keller Williams culture is based upon a belief system that is summed up by this acronym: WI4C2TS:
Win-Win or no deal
Integrity do the right thing
Commitment, in all things
Communication seek first to understand
Creativity ideas before results
Customers always come first
Teamwork together everyone achieves more
Trust begins with honesty
Success results through people
Friday, April 15, 2011
Homes for sale in Monroe, CT by Jerry Diorio, A Monroe CT Realtor.
Looking for a Monroe, CT Realtor? Most of the homes for sale in Monroe, CT can be found right on my website: http://www.jerrydiorio.com/ Why re-list your home for sale with the same Realtor who did not get it sold for you the first time? Call me for an evaluation of why your home did not sell.
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Homes for sale in Trumbull, CT
If you are looking for homes in Trumbull, CT or surrounding areas, then you have come to the right place!
Search the MLS here: http://www.mlsfinder.com/ct_mls/jerrydiorio/?so=a&domain=www.jerrydiorio.com
Search the MLS here: http://www.mlsfinder.com/ct_mls/jerrydiorio/?so=a&domain=www.jerrydiorio.com
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
How To Get Happy During Optimism Month
OPTIMISM MONTH: March 1- 31
Are you an optimist or a pessimist? Do you often expect bad things to happen? Pessimists are like the fairy tale about Chicken Little. In the fairy tale, Chicken Little kept shouting, 'Help, help the sky is falling'. In contrast, optimistic people expect the best. Don't worry however, I co- founded OPTIMISM MONTH, which runs from March 1st -31st. If you're a pessimist don't get discouraged. Optimism is not a disposition you are born with or without. It's a learned skill, and a very important ingredient determining your level of happiness. I suggest practicing these tips each week of Optimism Month:
Week 1: De-tox Your Mind
To get rid of negative or intruding bad thoughts remember this 'Rule of Optimism': You can only keep one thought in your mind at a time. You can focus your thoughts on either pessimistic or optimistic thoughts. It's your choice. Pessimistic people focus on gloomy thoughts of how they could fall down and not get up. They expect the worst to happen. Optimistic people expect the best. So, houseclean your head. This week, when setbacks or problems pop-up, immediately focus on finding a solution. Pessimistic people focus on complaining, but happy and optimistic people focus on solutions.
Week 2: Optimism and Happiness by the Numbers
Are you obsessed with negative thoughts? A simple way to become optimistic is to count your way to more positive thoughts. It's easy to become an expert at switching your negative and bad thoughts to more positive and upbeat thoughts and feelings. So, this week your assignment is to focus on counting and switching your bad thoughts to upbeat and uplifting thoughts. Each time you have a negative thought, immediately switch to a positive thought or solutions to your woes. Write a tally mark on a pad of paper each time you switch like this each day. Your goal is to decrease the number of times you need to switch. For example, at first you may need to switch 50 times. In time, you will decrease it to 30, 20 or 10 times a day. If you are obsessively negative, you will become obsessively positive using this technique.
Week 3: Avoid Emotional Vampires
Are you a loser magnet? Do you attract emotional vampires or losers into your life? To become more optimistic -- avoid emotional vampires. Pessimistic people allow 'emotional vampires' to suck their positive feelings right out of their skulls. Emotional vampires include people who put you down, criticize you or mock or sabotage your dreams and aspirations. This week, take survey of your life by making a list of people and situations you are exposing yourself to. Then, discard or limit people, habits or situations that keep you from feeling optimistic and happy. In other words, 'burn your bridges' if needed. Remember: Happy and optimistic people hang around with personal cheerleaders. Unhappy people surround themselves with emotional vampires.
Week 4: Act Like An Optimist
To begin acting like an optimist yourself, you need to learn what they do. Optimistic people act and carry themselves in certain ways. First, they use certain words. The words people use can effect their mood. Changing your words can actually change your attitude and feelings. I recommend using 'upbeat' words instead of 'upset' words. For example, you can say, "I feel overwhelmed." Or, "I feel challenged,- nevertheless I can do it." Second, optimists and happy individuals take big steps, walk faster and stand taller. In sharp contrast, pessimistic and unhappy people shuffle their feet, take tiny steps, walk slowly and slouch. This week, use upbeat words and watch how you carry your body. Use the word choices and body posture of optimistic people.
Using each of these techniques during Optimism Month will help you become happy and optimistic. They are easy to carry out and will create a positive domino effect with people in your life.
OPTIMISM MONTH: March 1- 31
Are you an optimist or a pessimist? Do you often expect bad things to happen? Pessimists are like the fairy tale about Chicken Little. In the fairy tale, Chicken Little kept shouting, 'Help, help the sky is falling'. In contrast, optimistic people expect the best. Don't worry however, I co- founded OPTIMISM MONTH, which runs from March 1st -31st. If you're a pessimist don't get discouraged. Optimism is not a disposition you are born with or without. It's a learned skill, and a very important ingredient determining your level of happiness. I suggest practicing these tips each week of Optimism Month:
Week 1: De-tox Your Mind
To get rid of negative or intruding bad thoughts remember this 'Rule of Optimism': You can only keep one thought in your mind at a time. You can focus your thoughts on either pessimistic or optimistic thoughts. It's your choice. Pessimistic people focus on gloomy thoughts of how they could fall down and not get up. They expect the worst to happen. Optimistic people expect the best. So, houseclean your head. This week, when setbacks or problems pop-up, immediately focus on finding a solution. Pessimistic people focus on complaining, but happy and optimistic people focus on solutions.
Week 2: Optimism and Happiness by the Numbers
Are you obsessed with negative thoughts? A simple way to become optimistic is to count your way to more positive thoughts. It's easy to become an expert at switching your negative and bad thoughts to more positive and upbeat thoughts and feelings. So, this week your assignment is to focus on counting and switching your bad thoughts to upbeat and uplifting thoughts. Each time you have a negative thought, immediately switch to a positive thought or solutions to your woes. Write a tally mark on a pad of paper each time you switch like this each day. Your goal is to decrease the number of times you need to switch. For example, at first you may need to switch 50 times. In time, you will decrease it to 30, 20 or 10 times a day. If you are obsessively negative, you will become obsessively positive using this technique.
Week 3: Avoid Emotional Vampires
Are you a loser magnet? Do you attract emotional vampires or losers into your life? To become more optimistic -- avoid emotional vampires. Pessimistic people allow 'emotional vampires' to suck their positive feelings right out of their skulls. Emotional vampires include people who put you down, criticize you or mock or sabotage your dreams and aspirations. This week, take survey of your life by making a list of people and situations you are exposing yourself to. Then, discard or limit people, habits or situations that keep you from feeling optimistic and happy. In other words, 'burn your bridges' if needed. Remember: Happy and optimistic people hang around with personal cheerleaders. Unhappy people surround themselves with emotional vampires.
Week 4: Act Like An Optimist
To begin acting like an optimist yourself, you need to learn what they do. Optimistic people act and carry themselves in certain ways. First, they use certain words. The words people use can effect their mood. Changing your words can actually change your attitude and feelings. I recommend using 'upbeat' words instead of 'upset' words. For example, you can say, "I feel overwhelmed." Or, "I feel challenged,- nevertheless I can do it." Second, optimists and happy individuals take big steps, walk faster and stand taller. In sharp contrast, pessimistic and unhappy people shuffle their feet, take tiny steps, walk slowly and slouch. This week, use upbeat words and watch how you carry your body. Use the word choices and body posture of optimistic people.
Using each of these techniques during Optimism Month will help you become happy and optimistic. They are easy to carry out and will create a positive domino effect with people in your life.
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Calling all Sellers in MONROE!
My Monroe Friends, I need your HELP! My listing at 116 Sentry Hill Rd is SOLD but I have a huge problem; I've got buyers from that Open House coming out of the woodwork, that want to buy in Monroe!! Do you know anyone in MONROE that WANTS TO SELL??? If you do, please ask them to call me!! 203-257-4391. Thanks in advance!!
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