MikeJaquish » Holly Springs

200 Onondaga Court in Holly Springs is a nice HUD-Owned Home

MikeJaquish — Sat, 01 Oct 2011 02:02:35 +0000

Now Under Contract At $210,000 List Price, 200 Onondaga Court has a ton of potential

200 Onondaga Court in Holly Springs, NC, is a HUD-Owned Home with a great floor plan and an interior flooded with light, a large fenced yard, and a side entry garage on a great corner lot.

HUD requires you to use a HUD-Registered agent to write and submit your offer. I am a HUD-Registered agent and would be glad to represent you as your Buyer’s Agent.

Built in 2000, 200 Onondaga Court offers many desirable features:

Great location in a great neighborhood, the Oaks of Avent Acres
2167 square feet, 4 bedrooms, and 2.5 baths
Plenty of hardwood floors
Granite countertops
Luxurious Master Suite
Side entry garage with overhead storage
Sunny Breakfast Room
Two fireplaces
Beautiful wooded fenced yard
Shady front porch and great rear deck
Easy exterior maintenance

See the Triangle MLS Buyer Report.

Call or email me to see it and let’s write it up! Currently, bidding is not yet open to investors.

Read “Working with Real Estate Agents” from the North Carolina Real Estate Commission

Mike Jaquish, REALTOR^®

919.880.2769

http://caryrealestatesales.com/

Broker Associate

KELLER WILLIAMS_® Realty Cary NC

NC Turnpike Authority Information and Maps for NC540 in Southeastern Wake County

MikeJaquish — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 12:23:38 +0000

NC Turnpike Authority has a great deal of information available regarding planning for NC540 in Southeastern Wake County.

NC Turnpike Authority page with discussion

As the Turnpike Authority says, “Please note, these alignments are conceptual and have not been officially selected for the project.”

They note that the corridor is subject to change, as it was created without environmental study.

It is quite possible that environmental considerations will require NC DOT to move the corridor or the highway, but this corridor study is a “must see” for anyone considering purchase in that area of Wake County, North Carolina.

If looking at a home in SE Cary, Apex, Holly Springs, Garner, SE Raleigh, or nearby unincorporated areas of Wake County, this information must be considered by smart home buyers.

Updated 11/15/2011

Do Open Houses Work? Yes. And I will work one today!

MikeJaquish — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 15:07:56 +0000

I have that nice listing at 609 Holly Thorne Trace, in Holly Springs, and it will be open to the public today from 2:00 to 4:00 PM.Three of us at KELLER WILLIAMS® got together to hold three homes open in Braxton Village, with a $50.00 gift card to be drawn as a prize to someone who visits all three homes.

All three homes have 4 bedrooms and 2 1/2 baths. And these Braxton Village homes offer great values, with some of the most affordable homes in the area.

609 Holly Thorne happens to be the largest home of the three, at 2812 square feet.

So, do Open Houses work? I think holding a home open for a willing seller is a proactive effort, good service, and better than laying around complaining about a slow market.

Funding for NC-540, the Western Wake Expressway is imminent!

MikeJaquish — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 11:56:28 +0000

Good news, on a couple of levels.

The Raleigh News and Observer reported today that the bonds for funding most of the Western Wake Expressway were sold in entirety on Monday and Tuesday.

The folks who live along the corridor will soon have some clarity on the exact location of the freeway. Lack of clarity has been a factor in home sales in many subdivisions in the area. Of course, some folks will be in for a rude awakening, when they see that the highway is closer than they orginally thought it might be.

In a few years, 540 will offer Cary, Apex, and Holly Springs, New Hill, and Sanford commuters a choice of routing to RTP, and will relieve NC 55 of significant commuter traffic.

And finally, I think it a good sign that the bond market sees these as desirable bonds, and that they were finally sold. The recent upgrade to AA rating, and the recent loan of $386 million to the project also contributed to the sale. And the sale was at an interest rate nearly 10% lower than expected, for further savings over the life of the bonds.

Moving forward…