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property tax: The Love/Hate of Listing Flyers: Active Rain/Kodak Sign/Flyer Challenge - 04/29/11 11:24 PM
I use flyers on my listings. In flyer boxes, and of course in the home where I also offer a document package for the serious buyer to take along.. I'm not sure exactly why I do curbside flyers, but it feels like real estate marketing. And I know I do them better than a lot of other people.
I create my own flyers, using Microsoft Publisher, usually with 3 to 6 photos, a few QR Codes, and bullet points for the features of the listed property. And I print this on the back of an MLS Buyer Report. I never print … (4 comments)
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property tax: Wake County, NC: Property Tax Relief Information Sessions Scheduled - 03/04/09 12:07 PM
Sessions start March 9, 2009 in Raleigh, NC, and then will be held in Zebulon, Holly Springs, and Wake Forest through April.
Wake County Property Tax Relief is aimed at elderly, the disabled, and disabled veterans, with a cap on income to qualify.
The second link above also offers contact information to gain more information from the Wake County Revenue Department, a link to an application form, and charts with examples of the programs' savings based on income and home value.
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property tax: Devereaux, Cary, NC: Mid-range pricing. High-end beauty! - 08/08/08 09:29 PM
Devereaux is a desirable neighborhood of single family homes in Cary, NC. The neighborhood is located off of NC 55. The popular northwest Cary location provides easy access to Research Triangle Park and Raleigh-Durham International Airport.
Click here to view currently available homes in Devereaux.
The community was developed in the late 90’s by Beazer homes. Homes in Devereaux typically include 3-4 bedrooms, 2-3 full baths, fireplaces, and bonus rooms. The square footage of the homes in this community range from approximately 1800-2700 square feet.
Recent home sales in Devereaux have ranged between $260,000 and $395,000. Click here … (0 comments)
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property tax: Cary, NC, Real Estate: Northwoods, Affordable homes to Luxury-something for everyone! - 07/06/08 09:04 PM
Northwoods is a group of neighborhoods, a PUD, that was developed from the 1960's through the late 1990’s in Cary, NC.
Click to view currently Active Listings in Northwoods.
Northwoods is conveniently located near I 40. Just a short drive down Harrison Ave brings you to exit 287 on I 40. Plenty of shopping is also available nearby at Northwoods Market and Harrison Pointe.
Many housing options are represented in these neighborhoods, from 1960's brick ranch homes, to affordable townhomes, affordable starter homes, and move-up homes. Single family homes typically include 3 to 5 bedrooms, 2-3 baths, … (0 comments)
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property tax: Wake County North Carolina Property Tax Assessed Value vs. True Sales Value. The Missing Link is.......MISSING! - 12/04/07 06:53 AM
Now that we have our new Assessed Tax Valuations in Wake County North Carolina, we are seeing the usual suspects come out of the woodwork in and around Cary and Raleigh, and other areas.
Already real estate agents are huffing and puffing about assessed tax value, hoping to mislead people regarding the market value of property. They are playing on homeowners' fears regarding higher real estate taxes.
"$10,000 below Tax Value!!!!" absolutely does not make a property a bargain. If that is all the market will support, it is likely that an appeal is in order to get the tax value reduced so it is in line … (2 comments)
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property tax: Wake County North Carolina Property Tax: How to submit your Re-Assessment Appeals - 11/21/07 09:11 PM
With the average reassessment increasing property tax valuations 40% on average across Wake County, The first reactions of many people, after a little shock, was "How do I get THIS fixed."
Well, don't rush the Wake County Courthouse with torches and pitchforks... It is well-secured.
Wake County, NC, Courthouse: You won't get in with a pitchfork...
You can enter an assessment appeal by following the instructions that came out in today's mail with the reassessment notice. Your best tool will be the price realized by Sellers in your neighborhood. Good data is your friend.
Not sure how to proceed? I have posted a link to the instructions … (12 comments)
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property tax: Wake County North Carolina Property Tax Re-Assessments go public today. Average 40% increase! - 11/19/07 08:51 PM
Sounds bad, right? A 40% increase in assessed Tax Values in Wake County, NC real estate tax values for 2008.
There's a little more to the story, as well-reported by WRAL-TV.
1. The property tax bills will not increase by 40% immediately. The Wake County tax rate will be reduced to prevent a massive increase in County revenue.
2. Property tax assessed values are only tenuously linked to market value.
3. Rates are set annually, but assessments are only updated every eight years. Assessments are NOT updated when a home is sold.
4. The current Wake County rate is .678 mills. It will be reset at … (4 comments)
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property tax: Wake County North Carolina Property Tax Value vs. Market Value - 01/07/07 06:51 PM
Wake County, North Carolina has a wonderful amount of on-line information available to the public.
Property Buyers and Sellers can access photos, notes on building permits, tax bills, deed history, subdivision or area sales, structure information, and a map of the property, including zoning, environmental features, and aerial photography.
http://www.wakegov.com/tax/default.htm
One item that confuses many Buyers from out of state is the lack of correlation between "Tax Value," and the Listing Price of a property for sale. Basically, it is safe to say there is no correlation between the two in Wake County, and much of North Carolina.
In many … (19 comments)
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