HaywoodCounty, NC Real Estate Information-Maggie Valley, Waynesville, Canton, Clyde, Lake Junaluska

I Am So Miserable Without You at this Maggie Valley Creek that It Is Almost Like You Are Still Here!

Mon, 09 Nov 2009 13:32:34 -0600

Early Sunday morning as I went to do an errand, I took a quick detour in Maggie Valley to see how the some of creeks looked. They sure looked cold and rapid. Soon I will be able to capture snow on the banks of the creeks. (I noticed quite a few perfect spots along the creek for an Airstream.)

If you like creek photos, click here to see more.

Fall photos taken in and around Maggie Valley are here.

Maggie Valley Creek Decorated for Fall Leaf Lookers. | Bucking The Real Estate Trend-Waynesville and Maggie Valley Real Estate (susieblackmon.com)
Want to Hear the Sounds of a Beautiful Maggie Valley Creek? (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)
Magical Monday | Maggie Valley Creek Doggie. | Bucking The Real Estate Trend-Waynesville and Maggie Valley Real Estate (susieblackmon.com)
The LlamaCaddy Llamas Made a Grand Appearance at The Maggie Valley Club Yesterday. (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)

Original posted on Bucking the Real Estate Trend.

Haywood County, NC - Residential Real Estate Sales by Month [REVISED] - As of 10/31/09.

Mon, 09 Nov 2009 13:06:42 -0600

This morning (11/09/09) there are 1,272 active listings in Haywood County, with 8 closings to date in November, one of which was a short sale. We still have way too much inventory.

The Haywood County Market Report for October has been revised to include closings that were added after I reported October sales on November 1st. Of note: the Median Selling Price in October is one of the lowest of 2009.

Source: MLS. Data deemed reliable but, not guaranteed.

Residential real estate sales numbers for Maggie Valley for October have been revised to include closings that were added after I reported October sales on November 1st. Again, it is of note that the Median Selling Price in October is the lowest MSP of 2009 for Maggie Valley.

Source: MLS. Data deemed reliable but, not guaranteed.

Waynesville numbers for October have been revised to include closings that were added after I reported October sales on November 1st. The Median Selling Price in Waynesville in October is, as in Maggie Valley, the lowest MSP of 2009.

Source: MLS. Data deemed reliable but, not guaranteed.

Up Another Creek in Maggie Valley with My Trusty Camera.

Sun, 08 Nov 2009 14:23:54 -0600

Late Wednesday afternoon in Maggie Valley (11/4/09) I spotted another great photo opportunity on a spectacular Maggie Valley creek. The trees are somewhat bare and brown, but the creek is so beautiful that I don't think that matters.

Speaking of photography, @BradCoy introduced me to Blurb the other day, and I cannot wait to give it a try with some of my photographs. Could be just what I need to make some very special gifts.

Top Ten DIY Photography Tips.

The Amazing Zenyatta Wins the 2009 Breeders' Cup Classic.

Details of the New Homebuyer Tax Credit ~ NAR Chart.

Sun, 08 Nov 2009 12:32:57 -0600

Guess I won't get into the extension of the New Homebuyer Tax Credit here (I was not supportive of a 'for' vote), but I found this chart to be easy to read and comprehend for anyone now that it's a moot point.

Agent Genius posted a great blog by Danilo Bogdanovic titled "Why the Extended Homebuyer Tax Credit is a Slap in the Face" which is a great read.

Read, from Realty Check by Diana Olick of CNBC, "Watch Foreclosures, Seriously...."

National Association of Realtors ~ More about the Tax Credit here.

Haywood County, NC - [REVISED] 2009 Residential Real Estate Sales Statistics By Month - As of 09/30.

Sun, 08 Nov 2009 12:15:01 -0600

The Haywood County numbers for October have been updated to include closings that were added after I reported October sales on November 1st. Yearly comparison statistics will be reported later this week. They aren't pretty.

Source: MLS. Data deemed reliable but, not guaranteed.

Original posted on Bucking the Real Estate Trend.

This Real Estate Roller Coaster Ride is Not My First Rodeo, Mike Jones!

Wed, 04 Nov 2009 08:49:32 -0600

Mike Jones (Miracle Mike) asked for a vintage (circa 1980...) photo yesterday, but I was in CE class all day so just this morning had a minute to dig up an oldie.

This photo was taken in West Palm Beach, FL on the Quarter Horse show circuit I followed every year while I lived on 440 acres in Sarasota with Mr. Blackmon with plenty of 'disposable' income. What a great time I had showing horses all over the country, and raising some great foals as well. My favorite classes on the show circuit were Halter, Western Pleasure, English Hunt Seat, Reining, and a few others thrown in every now and then.

I had so much disposable income at that time (thanks to Mr. Blackmon's very successful construction company) that I flew to Arizona twice a year to be measured for my hand-made show clothes. Nothing like doing things with gusto/ridiculous consumerism! I was, and still am, most passionate about horses and the Western lifestyle, and would love to immerse myself in it even more! Horses, Cowboys, an Airstream, and a checking account in the black are the focus of my vision board!

Here's my beautiful Horsealicious website, a work in progress (built by Dakno). I have big plans for the site, over time.

The filly in this photo was by Man-in-Command, a World Champion stallion owned by Tommy Manion. Her dam was a big, stout Quarter horse mare I owned at the time.

The horses, along with Mr. Blackmon, are no longer in my stable!

Let 'er buck!

Link to photo: Vintage Susie

How to Buy a Bank-Owned Home.

Sun, 01 Nov 2009 11:53:37 -0600

Wanted to post this video in the event you haven't seen it. Broker Bryant might appreciate it.

No matter where you look these days, there's an abundance of talk today about the 'new' ways to market ... whether you sell toys, cars, real estate, or social media consulting. This sign is on a building on a creek in Maggie Valley, and it tells of a time gone by in the world of real estate.

My Virtual Business Card

Always Try to Make People Happy, Even if That Means Going Out of Your Way to Avoid Them.

Sun, 01 Nov 2009 10:37:14 -0600

These photos were taken late Friday afternoon (10/30) in Maggie Valley close to Ghost Town. It was drizzling rain when I was taking the photos, and as you can see, our fall leaves were evident on the ground instead of in the trees.

If you like creek photos, please look at my set of creek photos on Flickr. We have had a good bit of rain, so the creeks are great to photograph right now.

My Virtual Business Card

Want to Hear the Sounds of a Beautiful Maggie Valley Creek? (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)
Cabbage Rose in Maggie Valley is Full of Christmas Ornaments and Decorations. (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)

Fall Color in Maggie Valley ... Gone With the Wind.

Sun, 01 Nov 2009 10:03:13 -0600

The amount of rain we had recently, I am told, hastened the demise of our beautiful fall leaves. We also had a little early snow at the higher elevations, with a return to warmer, milder temperatures during the past 2 weeks.

The locals tell me that the woolly worms are predicting a very cold winter this year. The 2009 Woolly Worm Festival in Banner Elk came and went and I wasn't able to get there, but I hope to next year.

Posted via email from Susie Blackmon’s Posterous

What Is the Fall Color View from The Knolls in Maggie Valley? (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)
Maggie Valley Creek Decorated for Fall Leaf Lookers. | Bucking The Real Estate Trend-Waynesville and Maggie Valley Real Estate (susieblackmon.com)
REBar Camp in Raleigh-Durham November 6 is A ‘Don’t Miss’ Event If You Are In the Real Estate Industry. (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)

When It Comes to Life's Adventures, Don't Ever Pull Back on the Reins!

Sat, 31 Oct 2009 07:45:09 -0500

It seems our Fall colors are now fading and the leaves are mostly on the ground, but these photos were taken a couple of days ago in Maggie Valley, with some pretty 'colorful' results.

Did you know Google made a big 'real estate' move Friday? Search for real estate on Google maps...

Did you know Dakno is customizing pages on Posterous? Here's what they did for my Posterous. I worked with Bobby Carroll of Dakno. You can reach him on Twitter at @rewebcoach.

Dakno also created my beautiful horse website, Horsealicious.

If you are planning to visit Maggie Valley and Waynesville and wondering about the recent rock slide and how to get here, here are alternate routes with maps to get to Haywood County.

©Susie Blackmon

What's Going on for Halloween, and Where Are the Candy Stores in Maggie Valley and Waynesville? (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)
Want to Hear the Sounds of a Beautiful Maggie Valley Creek? (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)
REBar Camp in Raleigh-Durham November 6 is A 'Don't Miss' Event If You Are In the Real Estate Industry. (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)

Original posted on Bucking the Real Estate Trend.

Maggie Valley Leaf Viewing Even More Beautiful on a Creek.

Fri, 30 Oct 2009 10:45:23 -0500

The leaf colors are changing rapidly this week, and the leaves on the trees on this creek in Maggie Valley were spectacular a couple of days ago. The weather has been warm this week, and we have had more rain, so many leaves are falling off the trees (and I'm having to rake my yard again). Perish the thought.

Here is a collection of some of my Fall 2009 photos taken in and around Maggie Valley and Waynesville in Haywood County, NC.

If you are planning to visit Maggie Valley and/or Waynesville and are wondering about the recent rock slide and how it might affect how you get here, here are alternate routes with maps.

©Susie Blackmon

What’s Going on for Halloween, and Where Are the Candy Stores in Maggie Valley and Waynesville? (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)
Want to Hear the Sounds of a Beautiful Maggie Valley Creek? (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)
Hershey Bar Pie ~ Great for Open Houses Unless Carpet is White. (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)

What to Do and Where to Find Halloween Candy and Events in Maggie Valley and Waynesville.

Thu, 29 Oct 2009 09:34:56 -0500

Image by susieblackmon via Flickr

Are you in Maggie Valley or Waynesville and wondering where to find candy for the trick-or-treaters as well as things to do for Halloween this coming weekend? Here are some great places to find candy:

Halloween activities:

Want to Hear the Sounds of a Beautiful Maggie Valley Creek? (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)
Driving Down Hemphill Road in Waynesville, NC … Christmas Trees, Cattle, and Creeks. (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)
Pasquale’s Pizzeria and Tapas Bar in Waynesville, North Carolina. (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)
Llamas as Caddies at The Maggie Valley Club in Maggie Valley. (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)

Original posted on Bucking the Real Estate Trend.

I Won't Retire as Long as I have My Legs and My Makeup Box, But I Would Live on a Maggie Valley Creek.

Wed, 28 Oct 2009 08:06:21 -0500

*** Regarding the I-40 rock slide, here are: Alternate Routes to Maggie Valley ***

On the 'want’ list of the majority of home buyers when they come to Haywood County is: home on a creek. NOTE: no water flows into Haywood County. Each and every creek, stream and river in the County actually originates in Haywood County.

Listen (on the video) to the reason many people want to live on a creek. (Video filmed Sunday, October 25, 2009, in Maggie Valley.)

Here’s a map showing the creek I videoed that runs parallel between Moody Farm Road and Soco Road.

Far out posts:

Lake Junaluska's Fall Foliage Is So Beautiful Even The Geese Can't Resist It.

Tue, 27 Oct 2009 08:02:34 -0500

Click to see the Best Real Estate Ad Ever.
Alternate Routes to Maggie Valley to Avoid the I-40 Rock Slide.
In case you missed it, here's my new office equipment:

Rabbit! from Gary on Vimeo.

Saturday, October 24th, was another perfect day to visit Lake Junaluska for photos after my grocery story run. Beautiful fall colors at the Lake!

©Susie Blackmon

Let’s Go For A Drive Along Lake Junaluska In Haywood County, North Carolina. (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)
Heavenly Flowers at Lake Junaluska, North Carolina. (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)
What’s Happening at Lake Junaluska This Fourth of July? (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)

Haywood County, NC - 5-Year Residential Real Estate Sales Comparison YTD - As of 10/24/09.

Mon, 26 Oct 2009 16:16:01 -0500

Source: MLS. Data deemed reliable but, not guaranteed.

As of early morning October 24th, there were:

36 closings to date in the month October, MSP $153,500; ASP $187,974; Avg Days on Market 151.
1,329 active residential listings (Average listing price = $343,473) (inventory still increasing)
1,930 active land/farm listings (inventory increasing)
26 listings in the MLS noted as Foreclosures (10/1-10/24)

Other recent Market Reports:

What Does the Luxury Home Market Look Like in Maggie Valley and Waynesville in Haywood County, NC?

Mon, 26 Oct 2009 16:05:30 -0500

In response to several inquiries about luxury homes here in the WNC mountains, the numbers below compare the previous 5 years of ‘luxury’ sales to 2009 ‘luxury’ sales in Haywood County, including Maggie Valley, Waynesville, Canton, Clyde and Lake Junaluska.

The number of active listings in Haywood County in the ‘luxury’ price market ($800,000 to $5,000,000) on the date of this report, 10/24/09, was – 74 – and they were priced between $829,000 and $4,300,000. The average days on market for these listings at that time was 277. As you can see, there have been only 4 'luxury home' sales to date this year.

Source: MLS. Data deemed reliable but, not guaranteed.

More Recent Market Reports:

Original posted on Bucking the Real Estate Trend.

Maggie Valley's "The Knolls" Subdivision Provides Great Views of Fall Colors for Leaf Lookers and Residents.

Mon, 26 Oct 2009 08:16:19 -0500

Located in the heart of Maggie Valley, The Knolls is a peaceful residential subdivision that has some very beautiful and expansive views.

These photos were taken late Friday afternoon (10/23) from The Knolls while it was raining. The red and orange leaves are really starting to pop.

Market Square (Maggie Valley’s shopping mall) can be seen at the bottom of the top photo.

©Susie Blackmon

Legends Sports Bar and Grill in Maggie Valley Hits a Home Run Every Time! (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)
Want A Maggie Valley Nursing Home Visit With Your Ghost Town Tickets? (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)
Llamas as Caddies at The Maggie Valley Club in Maggie Valley. (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)
Driving Down Hemphill Road in Waynesville, NC … Christmas Trees, Cattle, and Creeks. (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)
Haywood County Parade of Homes & Builder Showcase, October 23, 24, 25. | Bucking The Real Estate Trend-Waynesville and Maggie Valley Real Estate (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)
Haywood County NC – Residential Real Estate Sales 5-Yr Comparison YTD – As of 10/17/09. (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)

Original posted on Bucking the Real Estate Trend.

Fall Leaf Color Starting to Pop in Maggie Valley, Waynesville and Haywood County, NC.

Sun, 25 Oct 2009 06:34:30 -0500

This photograph was taken late Friday afternoon (October 23), in the rain, in Maggie Valley. The leaves have been gold for several weeks, but the orange and red colors are popping out everywhere. Prime time for leaf lookers in Maggie Valley and Waynesville.

The temperature this morning on my deck is a crisp 32 degrees (at 7:30 a.m.), and this might be the coldest morning for the next few days.

My Fall 2009 photos on Flickr: Fall 2009

©Susie Blackmon

Driving Down Hemphill Road in Waynesville, NC … Christmas Trees, Cattle, and Creeks. (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)
Driving Through The Knolls Subdivision in Maggie Valley, NC. (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)
Llamas as Caddies at The Maggie Valley Club in Maggie Valley. (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)

Original posted on Bucking the Real Estate Trend.

Guess What I Received in the Mail Yesterday (Hint: Swanepoel)?

Sat, 24 Oct 2009 07:32:29 -0500

via dailybooth.com

My Swanepoel Social Media Report 2010 arrived yesterday and I feel like I won a prize! I'll be writing more about the book as I work my way through it.

Chapter 1: What is Social Media
Chapter 2: Where to Start
Chapter 3: Best Sites and Tools
Chapter 4: Monitoring the Conversation
Chapter 5: Tying it all Together
Chapter 6 – 10 Action Day Plan

This is a “must read” (really) for anyone serious and determined to have a viable and successful career in real estate. Order your copy here.

THANK YOU, Stefan, so much.

Maggie Valley Creeks ... Unique and Beautiful.

Sat, 24 Oct 2009 06:40:24 -0500

Running parallel to Soco Road (Highway 19) in Maggie Valley is a beautiful creek that provides many 'creekside' views and homes. This photo was taken at the 'Ghost Town' end of town. The sound of the water rushing is priceless.

Haywood County creeks are quite unique in that no water flows INTO the County. Every stream, creek and river in the County originates here.

Click here to see more pictures of Fall in and around Maggie Valley.

Want To Go To a Cowboy Church in Haywood County? (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)
Haywood County NC – Residential Real Estate Sales 5-Yr Comparison YTD – As of 10/17/09. (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)
The Foreclosure Crisis Has Not Affected These Houses in Haywood County. (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)

Original posted on Bucking the Real Estate Trend.

Hemphill Road in Jonathan Creek (Waynesville) NC ... Christmas trees, cattle and creeks.

Sat, 24 Oct 2009 06:09:31 -0500

I drove through Boyd Mountain Log Cabins and Tree Farm early Tuesday evening and then took a drive (with my Flip camera) down Hemphill (Boyd’s is on Hemphill). Winding country roads, creeks, beautiful pastures, cattle ranches, Christmas tree farms, and mountains everywhere ...

General Directions to Hemphill Road:
Exit 20 off of I-40 which is Hwy 276. Go South on Highway 276 for 3 1/2 miles to Hemphill Road. Turn right on Hemphill Road. First Road on left is Boyd Farm Road. Keep going straight if you aren’t going to Boyd’s.

If you are driving from Waynesville or Maggie Valley, follow Hwy 276 North to Hemphill Road. Turn left on Hemphill Road. Boyd Farm is on the first road on the left (or keep going straight if you aren’t going to Boyd’s).

Pictures of Boyd Mountain:

Original posted on Bucking the Real Estate Trend.

Where Is "The Most Photographed View in the Smokies?"

Fri, 23 Oct 2009 04:31:56 -0500

According to many, the most photographed view in the Smokies is in Maggie Valley.

Early in the evening of October 21st I drove to the 'lookout' on the road out of Maggie Valley (Highway 19) heading toward Cherokee … known as the “most photographed view in the Smokies.” The Soco Craft building at the lookout is closed, but every time I drive by there I think about what a great location it would be for a restaurant serving delicious food.

By Susie Blackmon

Original posted on Bucking the Real Estate Trend.

Christmas Ornaments, Decorations, and Gifts for Everyone (and You) at Cabbage Rose in Maggie Valley.

Fri, 23 Oct 2009 04:13:16 -0500

No matter who you are, you will have a very hard time getting out of Cabbage Rose (1) unscathed or (2) quickly!! BE WARNED: Gigantic Christmas section … ornaments and decorations galore ... year-round.

Cabbage Rose was closed the other night when I was taking pictures (thank goodness), but I can’t wait to visit them again to see their new Christmas ornaments. The Christmas section alone is worth a visit or three.

Cabbage Rose is right next to the Festival Grounds and Guayabitos, and right across from Market Square.

Posted via email from Susie Blackmon’s Posterous

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Original posted on Bucking the Real Estate Trend.

Bring Your Sugar Daddy to Market Square Shopping Mall in Maggie Valley, Across from Guayabitos and Cabbage Rose.

Thu, 22 Oct 2009 15:39:57 -0500

Just before the sun disappeared the other day, I took a few photos of our little shopping mall, Market Square. Wore me out... so I had to stop by the ice cream shop at the mall to get the energy to get home.

Market Square is very easy to find on Soco Road (Highway 19), right across from Cabbage Rose, Guayabitos, and the Festival Grounds.

You can find unique gift shops, tee shirt stores, candy stores, coffee shops, scrapbooking supplies, jewelry stores, real estate offices, an ice cream parlor, and a photography shop to have your 'mountain man' photos taken.

(These photos were taken Monday evening, 10/19.)

By Susie Blackmon

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Original posted on Bucking the Real Estate Trend.

Zestimates: they're just a starting point

Wed, 21 Oct 2009 07:15:35 -0500

I love Zillow and David Gibbons and posted David's Zestimate video (link below) recently:

David Gibbons talking about Zillow's Zestimate

Here's more information about Zillow.

Via Spencer Rascoff (Zillow):

This morning, I received an email from the head of marketing at a very large real estate company who is a listing partner of Zillow's. He asked me if I had a canned response to agents asking about Zestimate accuracy. Here's the email that I sent him:

Hi XX,

We have two videos on this topic which we send to a lot of people.

This video is geared towards consumers.

And this video is geared towards real estate professionals.

So the easiest thing for you to do is to send your agents a link to the video

Also here’s a blog post on the topic.

But here are the main points so you also have them in text.

Zestimates are calculated three times per week by computer models that try to approximate what the market value is for almost every home in the country. We crunch numbers on 70 million homes and publish those Zestimates to the website every few days.

We're very transparent about our Zestimate accuracy and we report on it quarterly on the site here. We encourage agents to show the accuracy table (which can be found by clicking on “Zestimate Values & Accuracy” on the bottom of every page of the website). The accuracy table helps agents explain to clients the limitations of the Zestimate, and helps reinforce the importance that a real estate agent has in helping the client think through the value of their home.

Zestimate accuracy varies depending upon the quality of the information we have on the specific home. Also, Zestimates are more accurate on homes that are more similar to other homes that have recently sold; on the other hand, Zestimates are less accurate on more unique homes.

Keep in mind that when a home is listed for sale on Zillow, several things happen with respect to the Zestimate:

1. The Zestimate comes off the map page and is replaced with the For Sale price

2. The property attributes (e.g., # beds, # baths, sqft, etc) which were previously provided by the county are replaced by the listing information

3. Zillow recalculates the Zestimate within a few days based on the new property attributes. The For Sale price of the home is not a direct input into the Zestimate though.

4. On the listing page (aka “the home details page”), the Zestimate is removed from the top of the page and replaced with the For Sale price. The Zestimate still appears on the page, but at the very bottom. In some cases, the Zestimate doesn’t appear on the listing page due to an inability to match the address from the listings feed with an existing address in our database.

We tirelessly explain to consumers and agents that Zestimates are just a starting point and they're not the end-all-be-all in figuring out the value of a home. They're just another datapoint which needs to be considered and discussed between real estate agent and client. Best regards, Spencer

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