Buying "new construction" is a bit different from buying a previously-owned home. For one, because there is no previous homeowner, you don't have to deal with a seller's emotional tie to the property, which typically influences the negotiating process. Whether you're designing and building a custom home or buying a home that's built on spec in a new subdivision, you'll only have to work with the builder and Agent. That were Myself … (0 comments)
huntersville homes for sale: Huntersville Homes For Sale and the Numbers to Show why!!
- 11/12/09 03:26 AM
Lake and Town Realty Presents Homes For Sale in Lake Norman and Huntersville, NC Charlotte area. The number of home closings in the Charlotte market rose 13.6 percent in October from September. However, the average sales price dropped 9.5 percent. The market saw 2,210 closings last month, up from 1,945 in September, according to the Charlotte Regional Realtor Association. The average sales price dropped to $196,204 from $196,760 in September. Closings are up and prices are down from a year ago. Last month’s closings rose 19.6 percent from the 1,848 total in October 2008. But the average sales price fell 9.5 … (0 comments)
huntersville homes for sale: Homes for Sale in Huntersville between 150-200
- 06/30/09 03:32 AM
At a crossroads between urban and rural areas, Huntersville, North Carolina is currently the 46th fastest growing suburb in the United States. And for good reason - with countless amenities, a myriad of neighborhood communities and citizens that welcome you with small-town friendliness, Huntersville is a great place to live.Ten miles from Charlotte, a short drive to the Speedway and a few short hours from either the mountains or the beaches, Huntersville is also located along the shores of Lake Norman. The lake atmosphere, with its 520 miles of shoreline filled with wildlife and scenic areas enhance the open spaces and … (0 comments)
huntersville homes for sale: Grass is not always Greener!!!! As my Grandfather says....."Simplicity"
- 06/29/09 09:09 AM
Now that homeowners no longer obsess about how much their homes have increased in value in the past week, they're reacquainting themselves with the joys of homeownership from a new, healthier perspective. Recognizing that larger is not necessarily better and that less can actually be more, many homeowners are looking for ways to make the homes they're in more useful, comfortable and enjoyable. Here are 10 tips that may help you make the house you're in your dream home: 1. Show your true colors. "Paint is the cheapest and most powerful thing you can do to put your personal stamp on … (0 comments)
huntersville homes for sale: Top Ten in Negotiating for Agents
- 06/24/09 08:05 AM
Most Agents have little or no specific training in negotiating yet it is a major component to an Agent's success. Negotiating is a skill like any other that is awkward at first and improves with practice. Some of these rules will take some time to implement effectively. Others you will be able to apply immediately. (Some of these rules refer to the situation where you are presenting and negotiation directly versus through the other Agent.)Rule #1: Do not go back and forth between the Buyer and Seller more than twice or you make them crazy. At and after the third round … (3 comments)
huntersville homes for sale: New Construction in Huntersville David Weekly homes in Vermillion
- 05/17/09 01:37 AM
Vermillion features David Weekley Homes set within a community of distinguished addresses, delightful parks and miles of forested area. Buyers can find their dream home in two sections - The Estate Series and The Park Series. Residents enjoy plenty of amenities, like:
· Pools with cabanas and a sundeck · A Village Center with restaurant · Greenbelts and wooded forests · Parks, playgrounds and Outdoor Pavilion · Nearby downtown Huntersville · Close to Birkdale Village and Lake Norman
In addition Go Green!!!
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huntersville homes for sale: Homeowners to use the $8,000 tax credit as a downpayment
- 05/15/09 05:59 AM
Secretary Donovan said that important changes, which the National Association of Realtors® has been calling for, will help consumers purchase a home. "We all want to enable FHA consumers to access the home buyer tax credit funds when they close on their home loans so that the cash can be used as a downpayment," Donovan said. According to Donovan, the FHA's approved lenders will be permitted to "monetize" the tax credit through short-term bridge loans. This will allow eligible home buyers to access the funds immediately at the closing table. Donovan said the Obama administration plans to further stabilize the housing … (0 comments)
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