Fred Gomberg helps West Windsor homeowners manage the sequencing problem of selling their current home before buying the next one: how to avoid being without a place to live, or carrying two mortgages, in between. He builds a plan around each seller’s actual finances and timeline, which might mean negotiating a rent-back period after closing, lining up temporary housing, or timing the new-home search to close in on the sale date. West Windsor’s competitive market means homes can sell faster than a seller expects, so Gomberg prepares sellers for that possibility upfront rather than leaving them scrambling once an offer comes in. He gives a realistic read on pricing and timeline based on actual recent sales in West Windsor, not a generic estimate, since the whole sequencing plan depends on that number being right. Gomberg works out of the Princeton office of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Fox & Roach and has handled sell-then-buy moves across Mercer County for years. Sellers in this position often worry most about ending up homeless between closings. Gomberg’s approach is to solve that problem in the plan before the house ever goes on the market, not after an offer comes in. For a West Windsor homeowner planning this kind of move, a conversation about sequencing before listing is what keeps the process from turning into a scramble.