North Carolina law doesn’t require buyers to obtain a home inspection before buying a home. A purchaser can obtain an understanding of the condition of a home though with an inspection by a licensed home inspector at cost of the
After negotiating a real estate deal, nearly everybody must now go to the lender and apply for a loan to purchase the property. The first step in obtaining that loan is prequalifying for the loan which is almost always a
Yes, you can buy a home that’s listed as “coming soon” on Zillow. The typical scenario for such a deal is when the market is highly competitive, and we see a shortage of inventory. Potential buyers will see the photos
Eric is often asked how to remove snapping turtles or catch them and relocate than and if they’re dangerous. Most Snapping Turtles are totally harmless and if you have a pond, you’re probably going to have Snapping Turtles. Interviewer: What
North Carolina Accredited Land Consultant Eric Andrews discusses Road Maintenance Agreements (RMAs). There are several different different types of issues which may arise involving an RMA. Lenders may require an RMA. An RMA may be operated by individual homeowners or
Pittsboro Real Estate Agent Eric Andrews explains that in North Carolina, sellers and real estate agents do not have to tell you if there was a suicide or murder in a home for sale. However, if you ask, they should
Land Sales Expert Eric Andrews discusses how long it takes to sell land or homes with land in North Carolina in 2021. Currently, homes with a few acres are in extremely high demand and may sell in hours. Due to
In this video Eric Andrews discusses removing pictures when selling your home – just leave the nails in place!!! Speaker 1: What do you do about pictures on the wall when you’re selling your house? Speaker 2: So when you’re
Accredited Land Consultant & Real Estate Broker Eric Andrews discusses Restrictive Covenants, Protective Covenants, and deed restrictions. Speaker 1: What’s the difference between restrictive covenants and the other? Speaker 2: Protective covenant? Restrictive versus protective covenants. Perspective, there’s nothing really
Real Estate Broker Eric Andrews explains that the average time to close on a house after making an offer to purchase is usually 45 – 60 days in North Carolina. He also shares an interesting story about a property which
