This Condo has what you need to live at the Beach. A comfortable Living Room, Full kitchen, master bedroom. Offered fully furnished. Walk right across the street to the Beach. Swim in the Community Pool , or sit on the deck right below.
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All brick, like new home. House backs up to woods/wetlands area so no neighbors. Private screened porch. Elegant hardwoods, Ceramic tile, granite countertops, 42 maple cabinets, stainless steel appliances. arhectural touches thruout, like arched doorway. 4 full bths, eat in breakfast plus Formal Dining.FROG is 4th Bedroom with full bth. A very elegant home, with great flow from room to room.
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PROPERTY FEATURES
Central A/C
Central heat
Fireplace
High/Vaulted ceiling
Walk-in closet
Hardwood floor
Family room
Living room
Bonus/Rec room
Dining room
Breakfast nook
Dishwasher
Refrigerator
Stove/Oven
Microwave
Granite countertop
Stainless steel appliances
Dryer
Laundry area - inside
Yard
COMMUNITY FEATURES
Garage parking
Storage space(s)
Secured entry
OTHER SPECIAL FEATURES
Screened Porch, Garden Tub, Gas Logs, Ceiling Fans
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Attention Buyers, don't miss out on great opportunities to Purchase your next home. 13 Single Family Homes in the Wilmington, NC area have just been Sold. wrar.rapmls.com
Looking to Purchase a home for $300,00. Here's what you can buy in the Wilmington, NC area for that price. There are 19 homes for your consideration. Many have been substantially reduced! wrar.rapmls.com
When we have Buyer Clients visiting Wilmington, Carolina Beach, Mayfaire, Kure Beach, or Brunswick County we try to emphasize the opportunities for fun and learning experiences here in the Cape Fear region while they are searching for properties.
Real Estate Professionals are keeping their fingers crossed that conditions in the housing market are stabilizing, marking the end of a slump that has reduced home building to its lowest level since 1940. However, we will soon be losing one of out most effective selling tools when the $8,000 federal housing tax credit expires later this year on Nov. 30. Despite recent gains, builders have reason to worry that business generated by entry-level buyers will sputter out once the credit is no longer available.
CONTACT YOUR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS TODAY TO ENCOURAGE THEM TO KEEP THE MOMENTUM GOING BY:
1) extending the tax credit for an additional year and 2)making it available to all home buyers
Bills are pending on both the House and Senate side of Congress that would facilitate the extension and the increase. These actions would spur more than 383,000 additional home sales, and generate the production of 80,000 more homes as the inventory of unsold homes is depleted. It would also provide the U.S. economy with what it needs most, creating nearly 350,000 jobs.
Housing is one of the few sectors that can quickly put America back to work. Restoring the health of the housing industry and the flow of credit needed by both home buyers and home builders is a crucial first step in leading the economy to higher ground.
If you are planning to look in Wilmington, NC for new homes for sale, you should know where and how to find the deals. Not all new homes are readily apparent without knowing a few tricks.
The most forgotten about thing to remember first is that you really should use the free services of a buyers agent who knows the Wilmington real estate market very well. A buyers agent offers their services at no cost to the buyer! That is an awesome deal.
Make sure that you only work with an agent who really knows the area as well as how to make a good offer in Wilmington. Otherwise, it can cost you time and money in the long run. The North Carolina real estate contracts are detailed and can be complex. Working with a highly trained, experienced agent will be important.
With the current real estate market in the Wilmington area, the deals are numerous, which is great news. Because of the recent nationwide increase in the number of foreclosures, many home builders were taken by surprise and have a lot of standing inventory left.
What does this mean to you as the homebuyer?
Well, first, it means that builders are typically much more willing to negotiate than in previous years. Builders need to get these homes off their books by the end of the year, so they will often negotiate a great deal with you or extra incentives.
Next, you might find a builder who is having financial trouble and will be ready to give a steep discount on the price. Perhaps the builder’s lender will work on a short sale which can further drive down the price.
Again, an experienced agent will know exactly what questions to ask in order to make the best offer for a buyer. The vital components are knowing where to look for these homes, what questions to ask, how to negotiate properly and how to get the transaction closed.
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Finding properties that match your criteria in the Wilmington area (New Hanover, Brunswick, and Pender counties) can be challenging if you have no idea where to look. You can visit Joe Pascal’s and David Girardot's sites and search all Wilmington, Brunswick, New Hanover, and Pender County properties with the push of a button. Info provided by 5 Star Real Estate.
When we have Buyer Clients visiting Wilmington, Carolina Beach, Mayfaire, Kure Beach, or Brunswick County we try to emphasize the opportunities for fun and learning experiences here in the Cape Fear region while they are searching for properties.
Getting a mortgage loan these days can be a slow and frustrating experience.
Here are some things that buyers should know as they go through the application process:
Ask for the "Good Faith Estimate" early. It won't be released until it is officially "complete" and all the questions are answered. Push applicants to find answers right away to all the lender's questions.
Suggest they read and ask questions about the fine print. Identifying and negotiating all the fees and charges can cut an applicant's costs.
Shop title insurance. Point buyers toward Web sites like Closing.com, where they can comparison shop.
Get a commitment. Insist that the lender or loan broker agree that there won't be any other charges on the HUD-1, which most borrowers don't see until they are at the settlement table. "If [the lender] won't agree to that, you have to be a little suspicious," says Claire Fennessey, senior vice president of Entitle Direct.
Question flood insurance. If a property requires flood insurance, point buyers (and sellers) toward a civil engineering firm with experience with the Federal Emergency Management Agency's resources to ensure that they aren't paying too much. Eligibility for a preferred risk policy can cut costs substantially.
Source: Chicago Tribune, Mary Ellen Podmolik (07/05/2009)
It is not at all unusual for incorrect information to show up on a person's credit report. This is especially true for parents or children with the same name, just a generation change such as Junior, Senior or IIII. You can demand that incorrect information on your report be corrected or removed - you just have to ask in writing. While you are writing, be sure to provide any documentation that you have to back up your claim. Send a letter to each of the three credit repositories that has the incorrect information. There is no need to send a letter to a repository that does not show incorrect information. The credit repository MUST either prove that the information they show is correct or it must be removed - the burden is on them, not you. They generally have 30 days to respond to a written request for correction. I have had a great deal of success with my customers when they use the following example letter. ___________________________________________________________________________ Date:
Experian Credit Information Service 701 Experian Parkway, PO Box 949 Allen, Texas 75013-0949 or TRANS UNION Corporation 760 W. Sproul Road, P.O. Box 390 Springfield, PA 19064 or EQUIFAX Credit Information Services P.O. Box 740241 Atlanta, GA 30374-0241
Request to Delete/Correct Inaccurate Information from my Credit History File(s):
Name: YOUR FULL NAME INCLUDING GENERATION INFORMATION IF ANY SS#: YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER DOB: YOUR CORRECT DATE OF BIRTH Current Address: OBVIOUS Prior Address: LAST FULL ADDRESS Home Phone: OBVIOUS
To Whom It May Concern:
I formally request that the following items be immediately investigated. As these items are inaccurate, they need to be removed/corrected in order to show my true credit history. By the provisions of 15 USC 1681-1681u of the Fair Credit Reporting Act of 1970, I request that these items be re-verified and deleted from my record.
Company Name Account Number Comments
LIST EACH INCORRECT ACCOUNT HERE
I shall assume that 30 days constitutes "reasonable time" for re-verification of these entries unless you immediately notify me otherwise. Respectfully, I would like to state that failure to re-verify these items within 30 days constitutes reason to promptly drop the information from my file according to Section 1681i(a).
Also, pursuant to 15 USC section 1681i(d) of the Fair Credit Reporting Act, please notify me when the items have been deleted. Please send an updated copy of this credit report to my home address.
If you have any questions, or concerns, please feel most welcome to contact me. Thank you, in advance, for your assistance in this matter.
Be sure to keep a copy of what you send for future reference.
For your information, here are the phone numbers and web addresses of the three credit bureaus: EQUIFAX 1-800-685-1111 www.equifax.com EXPERIAN 1-888-397-3742 www.experian.com TRANS UNION 1-800-888-4213 www.transunion.com
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