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You have decided to buy a home, and you’re ready to make an offer. With most offers to purchase, you will be asked to also provide a Pre-Qual or Pre-Approval letter. This is provided by a lender of your choosing who will do a quick review of your financial situation to determine if the home…
Do Houses Sell from Open Houses? Our Holly Springs Realtor Weighs In
When listing your home, you may wonder about whether or not to have your agent hold an Open House. You may ask: Should we market our home this way? What is the benefit of holding an Open House? Can an Open House sell our home faster? In today’s market, online exposure, such as MLS, Zillow,…
There is a lot of uncertainty heading into 2019 regarding the real estate market. With home prices descending, it is raising concerns that we may be headed toward another housing crash like the one we experienced a decade ago. Check out these three indicators that show the Real Estate market is staying strong this year….
Why Picking a Home Based Solely on Wake County School Assignments Might Not Be the Best Approach
If you are moving to Wake County, NC, the school assignments might be a little confusing, especially coming from a Northern State. Elementary and Middle Schools in Wake County have two options: traditional and year round calendars, and it will depend on your base school assignment as to which calendar you get when moving into…
Holly Springs Realtor Gives 8 Home Buyer Expenses When Purchasing A Home
With your focus on building your down payment fund and figuring out what your mortgage payment will be, it’s easy to overlook some of the smaller fees that are included when you buy a home. Here are eight and what they could cost you. HOME INSPECTION A home inspection helps protect you from purchasing a home that…
Buying a Home: Holly Springs Real Estate Market , NC Buyer’s Guide
10 Steps to Buying a Home in the Holly Springs Real Estate Market 1. Start with your credit Credit reports are kept by the three major credit agencies, Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion. They show whether you are habitually late with payments and whether you have run into serious credit problems in the past. A low…
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