Unlike some other counties in North Carolina, Chatham County doesn’t maintain records of building permits for more than five years. With that system, an eight-year-old attic renovation into living space might not show as a permitted space renovation. Some buyers
Crawlspace complications in a North Carolina homes generally translate into water and remediation expense. When a home is built, it sits on a foundation. In Chatham County, that foundation creates a perimeter around dirt and air consisting of the crawlspace.
Jordan Lake is surrounded by land owned and operated by the United States Army Corps of Engineers. You can not build a house on the lake. There are a few houses with a lake view thanks to their elevation. Interviewer:
Pittsboro Real Estate Broker Jodi Tata discusses coming up with your “must haves” to help you determine which houses to bid on during a crazy hot real estate market like we’re experiencing right now in 2021. Jodi Tata: Oh my
In 2022, houses are costing more in Chatham County than in Wake County, but it is because we have a lot of large acreage tracts and new construction. Wake County’s pricing averages are also lower because of townhome sales. Transcript:
North Carolina Real Estate Broker Eric Andrews discusses the possibility of solar panels and Tesla Solar Roofs on homes in North Carolina and their affect on a home’s pricing. Speaker 1: Will Tesla’s solar panels, solar roofs, I think they
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
Pittsboro NC – Eric Andrews discusses some of the complications COVID19 has presented. Purchase offers, lending and even visiting a house for sale has all changed in 2020. Speaker 1: How does experience selling difficult properties apply to these current
