Pittsboro Real Estate Agent Eric Andrews discusses the DO’s and DON’Ts of multiple offer situations. Important considerations: – If you tell a buyer there are no offers, they may come in with a low offer – If you tell a
Pittsboro Real Estate Broker Eric Andrews discusses tips on how to make a strong purchase offer in a competitive market. In 2021, we are definitely experiencing a very hot market with homes selling above appraisal prices and with multiple offers.
Don’t Be That Agent! This is a funny video about the ridiculous things some real estate agents say to one another during the buying process! Speaker 1: What is Don’t Be That Agent? Speaker 2: So Don’t Be That… So
Accredited Land Consultant (ALC) Eric Andrews tells us what land is worth in Chatham County and how he comes up with ways to sell the land. He has sold landlocked land in Pittsboro, Siler City, and many other areas. In
Land Sales Expert Eric Andrews discusses the price per acre of land in Raleigh. One acre of land in Raleigh North Carolina could range from One Hundred Thousand Dollars to Three Million Dollars. When Eric lists land in Raleigh for
Accredited Land Consultant Eric Andrews discusses rock quaries, blasting, digging and mines, and how they could impact the price of nearby homes and real estate. In North Carolina, in early 2021, we have a couple of quarry issues going on.
Accredited Land Consultant Eric Andrews explains days on market and red flags. In North Carolina, buyers of raw land need to pay cash. Land can sit on the market for months or even years. Raw land lacks liquidity. Land has
Real Estate Broker Eric Andrews explains in this video that permits are often unavailable for specific structures and decks in Pittsboro and Chatham County. Permits are only kept on record for a brief time, and many people never get them
Penni Stritter discusses the commute and the 3 best routes for traveling from Charlotte to Pittsboro, North Carolina. There’s the fastest, the most scenic, and 1 in between. However, the time varies depending on the time and day traveled. Speaker
Squatter’s Rights do not really exist in North Carolina. You can not take possession of a property by camping out on it for a few years. In North Carolina we have “Adverse Possession”. This generally applies when a building has
