If a Seller can afford to do so, replacing worn and stained carpet and repainting prior to listing are usually better showing strategies than offering allowances for Buyers to do that work after closing. Most Buyers just do not want the hassle. Category: People & BlogsUploaded by: MikeJaquishHosted: youtube
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Wake County Property Tax Pro-Ration with video blog
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Prelisting inspections can help a Seller over some hurdles on the way to closing.
Before your listing agent puts your home on the market, have it inspected and perform repairs. This will help you build confidence in Buyers and Buyer Agents. They may be more comfortable making offers and going to contract on a home that has been inspected and had issues addressed. Category: People & BlogsUploaded by: MikeJaquishHosted: [...]
One to Buy, Two to Sell is often a point of contention in real estate sales.
A quick discussion of "1 to Buy, 2 to Sell," as it applies in North Carolina Real Estate. A good listing agent will clarify that the Seller can indeed convey the property, and that there is not another party, often an ex-spouse, with a claim to the property. Category: People & BlogsUploaded by: MikeJaquishHosted: youtube
So, every agent in Cary and Raleigh and Wake County is trumpeting the $8,000 first-time HomeBuyer’s Tax Credit. We are all reaching out to first-time buyers to help them.
As of today, we have two Days On Market details in the TMLS: “LADOM” and “CDOM.”
