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seller: Hot Water in the Toilet. Oh My!! (Buyers and Sellers Beware.) - 04/21/08 11:33 AM
Written by:Darleen McCullen, REALTORĀ®, BrokerKeller Williams RealtyPhone: 919.454.8864Email: darleen@darleenmc.com As a Buyer, what would you do if you purchased a home and later discovered that there was hot water in the toilet? OR As a Seller, would you feel that you even would have to disclose this Buyer - because after all, they will probably have a home inspection, right? Well... What I'm about to tell you is a TRUE STORY - and the results may surprise you. I know someone who purchased a property and the first weekend they moved into the home, they found that there was hot water in the toilet.
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seller: Should REALTORSĀ® Take Monetary "Incentives" from Sellers? - 02/18/08 08:40 PM
Written by:Darleen McCullen, REALTOR®, BrokerKeller Williams RealtyPhone: 919.454.8864Email: darleen@darleenmc.com Should REALTORS® Take Monetary "Incentives" from Sellers? I really struggle with this one. Today, with the housing market suffering the way it is, many sellers are offering Agent Incentives. I've seen everything from flat screen television to $10,000 in cash to Caribbean cruises. We work hard, right? And sometimes, we don't see the fruits of our labor (i.e. the sale doesn't close for whatever reason!) So, why not accept an incentive when it comes our way? I recently overheard an agent talking about the fact that she received a significant bonus, which of course is disclosed to the
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seller: Buying a New Home? Consider Its Future Resell Value NOW! - 01/20/08 11:16 AM
Written by:Darleen McCullen, REALTOR®, BrokerKeller Williams RealtyPhone: 919.454.8864Email: darleen@darleenmc.com I was out for my morning walk earlier this week, and for the first time really "looked" at a set of new town homes near my residence. They're nice homes, but they back up to a busy street! I thought to myself: What were these people thinking when they purchased these town homes?? "Were they so anxious to just to live the American Dream that they weren't thinking about the location of the home?" "Did the Builder give them incentives to purchase these homes that they didn't carefully consider the location - and the
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seller: First Time Buyers: Not Using A REALTORĀ®? You May Wish to Reconsider... - 01/14/08 08:55 PM
Written by:Darleen McCullen, REALTOR®, BrokerKeller Williams RealtyPhone: 919.454.8864Email: darleen@darleenmc.com I see it all too often when I walk into the model at a new construction site ... Trusting Potential First-time Home Buyers who are not represented by a Buyer's Agent. Inside my head, I'm screaming, "Run away from the on-site agent. S/he is working for the Builder and NOT you. The on-site agent may/may not be a licensed real estate agent!" Don't get me wrong - I have nothing against on-site agents - and as a real estate agent, they treat me quite well. However, I, too, was once a First-time Buyer, and back then,
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Darleen McCullen, Broker-Raleigh, NC Real Estate
Raleigh,
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