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Great news for Exit Realty agents While many real estate companies are struggling to keep their doors open during this unique and tough market, Exit Realty keeps on growing in terms of number of agents joining, production, and offices. The great news is that now Exit Realty South, one of the...
05/01/2009
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Thinking of Buying a home in Charlotte, NC? Wow, if buying a home was always a good idea, buying now is a great idea. With the new Federal and North Carolina laws first time home buyers who qualify could receive a forgivable refundable credit of up to $8,000 or 10% of the purchase price when buyi...
03/09/2009
How the First Time Home Buyer Credit works in Charlotte, NC Buyers are still skeptical about the First Time Home Buyer Credit and how it works. For more information about the credit go to IRS First Time Home Buyer Credit. Keep posted for more information about this credit or contact us YourChar...
03/08/2009
The Soto Ferreira Group is Growing Fast in Charlotte North Carolina What is the secret to success? The answer is customer service. The real estate group at Exit Realty South has been working together for a little over a year, and they are taking full advantage of a powerful niche. The Spanish ...
03/06/2009
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Buyers and sellers beware!! If you are a buyer or a seller involved in a one million dollars home in South Park, Ballantyne or a one hundred thousand home any where in North Carolina, please be aware of any material facts directly or indirectly related to the real estate property. Your agents ...
02/12/2009
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Is the Charlotte home pricing shocking you? If you are visiting us from any other part of the country, specially Florida, New Jersey, New York, or California, and you are planning to purchase a home here, think twice!! Think it over again. The purchase of a home is a big decision perhaps the ...
10/27/2008
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Should I short sale my property? This type of real estate transaction occurs when the lender agrees to discount the balance of a loan due to the borrower's financial hardship. It is almost never an option, but it is usually the result of a combination of events where the borrower needs to sale, t...
10/27/2008