HUD Home. Back on the Market!! 111 Sterlingdaire Drive, Cary NC
Case Number 381-848768
At $144,000 near the Heart of Cary, this home has a ton of potential!
3 Bedrooms
2 full baths
Private side patio
Open Floor Plan
Quiet Street
Close to everything Cary has to offer!
This HUD-Owned home is just waiting for your offer. HUD requires you to use a HUD-Registered agent to write and present it.
I am a HUD-Registered agent and can show it, represent you, and write up your offer. Note: Some HUD properties are reserved for Owner-Occupant, Government Agency, or Non-Profit Bids only through a period of time.
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2 bedrooms with a vaulted master suite and an office/den.
2.5 baths
Dramatic vaulted ceiling in an open floor plan.
2nd level loft, Office/den, and living room.
Large kitchen for the cook
Great private deck with a lovely, wooded view.
Heat pump heat
Great location in North Cary.
Exterior maintained by HOA
Quiet location.
Great Town of Cary services.
Bright Cook’s Kitchen
Dramatic open Floor plan with vaulted ceiling to open loft.
HUD Requires you to use a HUD-Registered agent to write and present your offer. I am a HUD-Registered agent and can serve you as your Buyer’s Agent and write your offer.
Call me to arrange your showing of this great opportunity in Cary.
Great deck in a lovely and private, fenced back yard.
Natural Gas heat
2 car garage.
Easy care vinyl siding
Convenient location with Daveis Drive/Davis Drive/Green Hope School Assignments.
Great Town of Cary services.
Bright Sunny Kitchen
Master Bath has separate tub and shower, and dual vanities
Private back yard and large deck
HUD Requires you to use a HUD-Registered agent to write and present your offer. I am a HUD-Registered agent and can serve you as your Buyer’s Agent and write your offer.
Call me to arrange your personal showing of this great opportunity in Cary.
Wessex offers large lots, custom homes, lush landscaping and a superb Cary location. Wessex residents enjoy easy access to RDU Airport, Downtown Raleigh, RTP, NC State University, NC State Fairgrounds, NC Museum of Art, RBC Center, Carter-Finley Stadium, and shopping and retail. Also nearby are Lake Crabtree County Park, Umstead Park, and North Cary Park, all accessible via easy access to the Town of Cary Greenways.
501 Midenhall Way, based on the award-winning John Weiland Homes Waterton floor plan, has all the features you would expect in a fine upscale home in Cary:
Hardwood floors
3 Sides Brick Exterior
Granite Countertops
2 Story Family Room
Side-loading Garage
Gorgeous Master Suite on the Main Level with vaulted ceiling
Generous Closet and Storage space on all levels
Circular Drive on an Appealing Corner Lot
Large Front Porch for Relaxing and Viewing the Neighborhood
Private and nature-filled back yard
In addition, the owners have had the home inspected and performed the repairs. They also added significant upgrades for your comfort and reliability:
Copper water supply lines replacing polybutylene
Hurd Low-E windows throughout, including the patio door, replacing builder-grade windows
Complete replacement of the HVAC systems with Lennox SEER 13 equipment, including all ductwork, electrostatic air cleaners, and humidification on the lower level.
75 gallon water heater in the Garage, with hot water circulator. Never run out of hot water
Security System
Built-in Sub-Zero freezer in the huge laundry room
At $247,000, this appealing home with a cheerful quality kitchen represents one of the best values in Apex, NC.
This HUD-Owned home is just waiting for your offer. You need a HUD-Registered agent to write and present it. I am a HUD-Registered agent and can show it and write up your offer. Bidding is open daily for all bidders, including owner-occupants and investors. Learn more from my No Hassle Home Search.
This nearly new home has 4 bedrooms on a quiet culdesac, stainless steel appliances, granite, wood flooring, a “Welcome Home” front porch, low maintenance vinyl exterior, a great two car garage, 3 1/2 baths, a sunny deck in a fenced back yard, and a great floor plan flooded with light from many windows.
505 Spencer Crest Court is a lovely home, nearly new, in Bexley at Weston, in north Cary.
505 Spencer Crest Court offers:
3252 Square Feet
5 bedrooms, including one on the main level
3 full bathrooms, all with tile
Granite tops in the kitchen and master bath
Stainless steel appliances, including gas cooktop
Hardwoods on the main level and the entire staircase
Excellent bonus room for media
Large open 2nd level loft for reading nook, school desks, etc.
Exterior is brick on four sides, with stone and fiber-cement accents
Low maintenance lot, with reclaimed water irrigation and attractive landscaping
Wonderful and convenient N Cary location
Access to points of interest is excellent, including Raleigh, NC State University, RDU Airport, NC State Museum of Art, the NC State Fairgrounds, Umstead Park, North Cary Park and Town of Cary Greenways, and Wake County Lake Crabtree Park.
505 Spencer Crest Court is located outside the RDU Air Traffic mandatory notification zones. There may be occassional air traffic, but not at a level that mandates disclosure.
This nearly new home has 4 bedrooms on a quiet culdesac, stainless steel appliances, wood flooring, low maintenance vinyl exterior, a great two car garage, 2 1/2 baths, a sunny patio, and a great floor plan flooded with light from many windows.
Built in 2009, this home is only 2 years old, affordable, and ready for a new owner to love it.
QR Codes in real estate are a hot item right now. Using QR Codes in real estate marketing is in its infancy, but beginning to gain serious traction.
QR Codes can be used to convey great amounts of information to smartphone users who scan them.
I like the use of QR Codes for offering GPS coordinates, and since most smartphones have GPS capability, that seems like an efficient use.
But one can also use QR Codes to offer purely real estate data and information. A listing agent can connect buyers to photos, flyers, documents, and make it easy for buyers and buyers agents to gather data they need to write an offer on a listing.
So, I am seeing more QR Codes on real estate listings in Cary.
One criticism of QR Codes is their industrial/utilitarian appearance. Some folks call them "ugly." There is little doubt that, with some care, a real estate agent can present an appealing QR Code. They may never be confused with seascapes by Monet, but QR Codes can look better. The video runs nearly two minutes, but “60 Seconds” just didn’t seem adequate:
Buyers will often cite a "dealbreaker" when considering a home. In Cary, NC, some of those items are steep driveways, proximity to large powerlines, proximity to busy thorofares, railroad tracks, or excessive airplane traffic.
Some buyers are willing to work with a home that has only a single negative feature, but when they add up, those buyers often lose interest.
A few years ago, I listed and sold a home with a steep driveway, powerlines and a railroad behind it. How can that be overcome?
We have a saying in real estate, that "Price fixes all deficiencies." In other words, when a home's price recognizes the diminished value created by excessive incurable deficiencies, and there is an affordable home with otherwise great features, there will be a buyer.
Smart home sellers and their listing agents in Cary will take negative items they cannot change into account when pricing the home for sale.
30 days of Real Estate Closing in Cary, as of August 17, 2011
Numbers are pretty stable in Cary real estate. As of today, we closed 123 residential sales in the last 30 days.
Days on Market were 93 for those 123 listings.
Cumulative Days on Market, meaning that the property was listed more than once, were 115.
On July 17, those numbers were 87 and 114.
I pulled out three of the highest DOM properties, and the remaining 120 homes showed 86 Days on Market,
and 102 Cumulative Days on Market.
Fun with numbers…
Average selling price was 0.962 of final listing price.
