buyers: More Money and More Freedom with an Older Home
- 10/13/17 06:18 AM
Shopping for a home is a daunting task. You have a list a mile long of what you want. So does your spouse. Add some kids in the mix and the list grows longer. At first, you set out to get everything on your list and assume that new construction or a newer home is going to do the best job at giving you what you want. But once you start looking, reality stares you in the face. The newer homes not only don’t have everything on your list, but the ones that come close are way beyond your budget. You … (1 comments)
buyers: How to Buy a House Under $300,000 in Wake County, NC
- 07/31/17 06:30 PM
With approximately 75 people moving to the Triangle area each day, house prices and rents have increased steadily since 2013. An article published in July 2017 says the average price of a house in Wake County is now over $300,000. Wake County includes Raleigh, Cary, Apex, Morrisville, Holly Springs, Wake Forest, Knightdale, and Fuquay Varina.
It’s not the time for Wake County buyers who are considering home ownership to get discouraged, but it is time for those buyers to have realistic expectations. As prices increase, buyers need to consider moving a little further away from work, consider an older home, or consider … (0 comments)
buyers: 6 Smart Moves a Thinking Homebuyer Makes
- 11/04/16 01:07 AM
If you are making a move for any reason, your head may be spinning in every direction with the overwhelming task of finding a new home. Homebuyer >>>
Take a deep breath, put on your thinking cap, and keep these six smart moves in mind.Make sure you get a home inspection.It’s worth every penny. Even brand new or next to new construction needs to be looked over by a professional home inspector. And don’t just call on your handy Uncle Joe. A friend or family member may get their emotions in the way in trying to please you with their unofficial inspection. … (1 comments)
buyers: How to Buy in a Seller’s Market With a Small Down Payment
- 09/07/16 11:02 AM
A Seller’s MarketIn a seller’s market, houses tend to sell quickly. If the house is in good condition, priced well, and in a desirable location, there is a good chance the house will receive multiple offers within the first few days it is on the market. When you are in a multiple offer situation, the number of offers is significant.The higher the number of offers is, the more important it is to have an experienced buyer’s agent representing you. A great buyer’s agent will be able to get enough information to give his/her client advice as to what the sellers want. Once you have … (0 comments)
buyers: Tip 5 Closing Costs in Multiple Bid Situations Raleigh NC
- 04/21/16 12:25 AM
Jim: Here we are with Tip 5. Tip 5 Seller Concessions — Transcripts Amy Shair of RE/MAX United Cary Apex NC and Jim Enright of Corporate Investors . share important information on closing costs in a multiple bid situation. Amy Shair 20+ Years award winning Re/Max Agent successfully serving clients in Wake, Durham, and Orange Counties NC. Amy is known for her “give it to you straight, no fluff” approach. (919) 469-6539 51 Kilmayne Dirve, Suite 100, Cary, NC 27511 Jim: Now I always like my clients to save as much money as possible, and one of the ways that I do this is, I … (1 comments)
Amy Shair of RE/MAX United Cary Apex NC, and Jim Enright of Corporate Investors Mortgage Group, Inc. share Tip number 4 Relocating to NC Cash Buyer vs Mortgage Buyers Apex Cary NC. With so many buyers in our market and the way the pre-approval process works, the sellers are really looking for top dollar. Amy: So my tip is that we are seeing more cash buyers coming into our market from various areas. But the thing that you need to remember is that paying cash does not mean … (1 comments)
buyers: Tip 2 Buyers Coming to NC Market Many Buyers Bidding Homes
- 03/12/16 12:01 AM
Alright. Amy. We’re here for Tip 2:Buyers Coming to NC Market Many Buyers Bidding HomesAmy Shair of RE/MAX United Cary Apex NC, and Jim Enright of Corporate Investors Mortgage Group, Inc. share Tip #2 for buyers moving to the North Carolina area. With so many buyers buying homes, you will need to make a decision quickly. Amy: So my second tip for buyers coming in is that there are a lot of buyers in the market, so you need to keep in mind that houses don’t stay on for very long, and that you need to be prepared to make a quick decision. Jim: … (0 comments)
Shopping for a home is a daunting task. You have a list a mile long of what you want. So does your spouse. Add some kids in the mix and the list grows longer. At first, you set out to get everything on your list and assume that new construction or a newer home is going to do the best job at giving you what you want.
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