Wilmington NC real estate

Today's Move Up Buyers

Posted by Debi Byrd on July 31, 2017 in  move up buyer  real estate
Today's Move-Up Buyers Differ From Yesterday's If you already own a Wilmington NC real estate home and you're looking to buy a larger home, you're a "move-up buyer." You're probably a bit different from move-up buyers of yesterday though. Some move-up buyers today are a lot more cautious -- and for good reason. Move-up buyers today are looking for a home to fit their needs because remodeling an existing home to add more space is often more expensive than buying a different home that's already large enough. That ... read more
Today's Move-Up Buyers Differ From Yesterday's If you already own a Wilmington NC real estate home and you're looking to buy a larger home, you're a "move-up buyer." You're probably a bit different from move-up buyers of yesterday though. Some move-up buyers today are a lot more cautious -- and for good reason. Move-up buyers today are looking for a home to fit their needs because remodeling an existing home to add more space is often more expensive than buying a different home that's already large enough. That ... read more

What are the essential steps every first-time buyer should know?

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Posted by Debi Byrd on May 15, 2017 in  Real estate  Wilmington NC Real estate
If you think it's about time you bought a home instead of renting, a little homework before you start looking will increase your odds of finding the best buy for you. First, you must educate yourself about the home buying process. You can take a class or pick up books from your local library. Also be sure to read the real estate sections of your newspaper to familiarize yourself with properties and prices in your area. Consumer magazines that focus on the home can also be a good source of informatio... read more

Why it Pays to Know Exactly What Goes With Your Home Sale

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Posted by Debi Byrd on January 19, 2018 in  real estate  wilmington
What stays with the home you’re selling? To use the legal lingo, what will convey? The Rule Generally, real property will convey. Real property is anything attached to the house that would leave visible damage if removed. Typically included: the house, land, trees, shrubbery, fences, TV antenna, and any fixture outside or inside (such as wall-to-wall carpeting or built-in cabinets.). Anything else is personal property. You can take with you any freestanding personal property you want – the washe... read more