Wondering if you should take the leap on Leap Day/Leap Year and buy a Charlotte area home in 2020? The answer would appear to be a resounding YES! Here are a few excellent reasons to take that leap into home ownership in 2020. Interest rates remain at historically low levels making home ownership much more affordable. Home values are expected to continue to increase in the next several years... you can start building wealth and equity. It's a great time to lock in your housing costs for the long term... much harder … (36 comments)
Are you in that 49% of homeowners who don't love your home, but wish you did? What's holding you back from finding your dream "forever" home?
If you've been dreaming about living in your "forever" home, we can help you find your Charlotte area "forever" home that you can and will love forever!
5 Tips For Shopping For Your "Forever" Home Location. As with … (22 comments)
search for charlotte homes: Looking To Buy Or Sell A Home? Home Sales At Highest Pace In 9 Years!
- 07/01/16 10:33 PM
Have you been thinking about buying or selling a home this year? Did you know that home sales are at their highest pace in 9 YEARS! Check out the infographic below to get a quick "snapshot" of market conditions and what it means to you whether you are a buyer or seller or both.
HOW DOES THE CHARLOTTE, NC METRO HOUSING MARKET COMPARE? Sales are up 5.7% year-over-year as of May 2016. Inventory is down 25.4% to 3 months year-over-year as of May 2016. Home prices increased 4.2% to $244,390 on average, year-over-year as of May 2016.
LOOKING FOR A HOME IN THE CHARLOTTE … (9 comments)
search for charlotte homes: How Will The Fiscal Cliff Deal Impact Charlotte Homeowners' Finances?
- 01/11/13 01:32 AM
How will the fiscal cliff deal impact Charlotte-area homeowners' finances? Here’s a recap of the key provisions that will affect most income earners and/or homeowners: The bill increases tax rates from 35% to 39.6% on single filers earning more than $400,000 and on joint filers earning more than $450,000. The bill increases the dividend and capital gains tax rate from 15% to 20% for single filers who earn over $400,000 and on joint filers who earn over $450,000. BUT don’t forget about the 2010 Healthcare Reform Law, which will raise capital gains taxes an additional 3.8% for anyone with income over … (2 comments)
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