nc: Use your IRA to invest in Real Estate - 09/11/08 07:21 AM
Use your IRA to invest in Real Estate
Many people are still unaware that it is now legal to invest funds from you retirement accounts. And that there can be significant tax advantages to doing so. Property transaction has to be handled though custodian, offer is written in the name of … (2 comments)
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nc: Are your sellers still in denial? - 08/27/08 09:20 AM
I am very positive person! I try to surround myself with positive people all the time.
But being positive and acknowledging situation are two different things! Prices have come down and are still coming down but there are still sellers that are in denial and that are expecting … (3 comments)
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nc: Boating safety, inspections in New Bern NC - 08/08/08 06:10 AM
Here in New Bern North Carolina with all of the beautiful water ways you have to get in to boating, sooner or late. Safety's a big thing in boating and a good inspection simply makes your chances of having a problem a lot less.
Members of a New Bern group hope … (1 comments)
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nc: Tax holiday: 'every little bit helps' - 08/02/08 06:29 AM
All around North Carolina Retail stores are ready for the big weekend. The seventh annual tax free weekend for back to school supplies is once again expected to be a big shopping event. Parents are planning to purchase all the supplies they will need for a year and get that dollar … (4 comments)
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nc: Dear Fellow REALTOR®: - 07/30/08 08:56 PM
Dear fellow Realtors I was not aware that I am helping this?! And I am not sure that this is a positive thing us and our industry. Please let me know what you think! Is this a positive change we needed or is it just buying few more … (9 comments)
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nc: Golf Course Lot in an active boating and golfing community - 07/30/08 06:05 AM
This is a Golf Course Lot in an active boating and golfing community located off the Neuse River, just minutes away from New Bern, the colonial capital of North Carolina. Gated in with all of the amenities for your convince. BEST PRICED GOLF COURSE LOT!
Your North Carolina Broker … (0 comments)
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nc: Welcome to your own “Bird Sanctuary” - 07/26/08 09:35 AM
PRUDENTIAL VALUE RANGE MARKETING - This home is marketed in the price range $244,900- $284,876 Sellers will entertain offers in the price range. GREAT HOME, GREAT PRICE!
Your North Carolina Broker Sonja Babic 252-617-0861 www.SonjaBabic.com
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nc: Virtual Tours Help?! - 07/22/08 02:53 PM
I always have virtual tour done on all of my listings, and my great and very reliable virtual tour girl just quit!? What is everybody else doing? Do you have a company or software to recommend? Please any advice very very welcome! Right now I dont even know where to look.
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nc: North Carolina Symbols Part VIII - 07/19/08 07:15 PM
State Nickname, The Tar Heel State - Historians have recorded that the principal products during the early history of North Carolina were tar, pitch, and turpentine that were produced in the pine woods of the state. There are several stories as to how North Carolinians came to be called Tar Heels. … (1 comments)
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nc: North Carolina Symbols Part VII - 07/19/08 08:05 AM
State Motto, Esse Quam Videri - Esse Quam Videri (To be rather than to seem) The General Assembly of 1893 adopted the words "Esse Quam Videri" as the State's motto and directed that these words with the date "20 May, 1775," be placed with our Coat of Arms upon the Great … (2 comments)
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nc: North Carolina Symbols Part VI - 07/18/08 06:30 AM
State Vegetable, Sweet Potato - The sweet potato was officially designated the State Vegetable by the General Assembly of 1995.
Students at a Wilson County school petitioned the North Carolina General Assembly for the establishment of the sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas) as the Official State Vegetable. Their assignment led to the … (0 comments)
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nc: North Carolina Symbols Part V - 07/17/08 06:08 AM
State Tree, Pine - The pine was officially designated as the State Tree by the General Assembly of 1963. Contrary to popular belief, no specific type of pine tree was specified in the Session Law. Eight types are considered indigenous to the state, including the eastern white, loblolly, longleaf, pitch, pond, … (0 comments)
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nc: North Carolina Symbols Part IV - 07/16/08 06:59 AM
State Insect, Honey Bee - Designated by General Assembly in 1973 Honey Bee became North Carolinas official State Insect. This hard working creature is responsible for the annual honey production worth more then $2,000,000 in the state. Not a native species, the honey bee was brought to North America by settlers … (3 comments)
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nc: North Carolina Symbols Part III - 07/14/08 09:29 PM
State Fruit, Scuppernong Grape - Designated by General Assembly in 2001 Scuppernong Grape became North Carolina State Fruit. The name comes from the Scuppernong River in North Carolina, where it was found and first cultivated during the 17th century. Scuppernong is our nation's first cultivated grape.The name itself traces back to … (3 comments)
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nc: North Carolina Symbols Part II - 07/14/08 06:17 AM
State Flower, Dogwood - The General Assembly of 1941 designated the dogwood as the State Flower. The Dogwood is one of the most prevalent trees in North Carolina and it can be found in all parts of the state from the mountains to the coast. It blossoms in spring and continues … (1 comments)
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nc: North Carolina Symbols Part I - 07/13/08 08:47 AM
State Bird, Cardinal - The cardinal was selected as our state bird on March 4th 1943. The Cardinal is year -round resident of North Carolina it is one of the most common birds in our gardens, meadows and woodlands. Sometimes called winter bird because that it's when it's only red bird … (3 comments)
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nc: Easley backs law to help some N.C. homeowners - 07/05/08 04:13 PM
North Carolina is probably one of the most fortunate states when it comes to the entire sub-prime crisis and foreclosures. we do have our sheer of problems and gas prices as well as overall economy situation can very well be felt here just as much. Still we have experienced 9% increase in … (0 comments)
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nc: July 4th weekend festivities in New Bern NC - 07/03/08 03:27 PM
Independence Day events on Friday
New Bern
Union Point Park
3 p.m. - Park opens, with food, music, crafts, displays and activities for children including an inflatable park
7 to 9 p.m. - 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing Band
9:15 p.m. - Fireworks
Havelock
City Park
5 p.m. - Opening … (4 comments)
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nc: Happy 4th of July! - 07/02/08 02:39 PM
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nc: Groundbreaking set for history education center at Tryon Palace - 06/19/08 09:41 PM
A public groundbreaking for the North Carolina History Education Center is scheduled for 5 p.m. Friday.
The event will be the culmination of more than a decade of work by Tryon Palace Historic Sites and Gardens staff and local and state advocates of history education
It begins with a 5 … (0 comments)
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