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Triad Real Estate: Greensboro, High Point, Kernersville, Winston Salem
Existing-home sales declined in July from an upwardly revised June pace but are notably higher than a year ago, according to the National Association of Realtors. Total existing-home sales, which are completed transactions that include single-family, townhomes, condominiums and co-ops, fell 3.5 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.67 million in July from […]
RE/MAX of Greensboro Broker Associates; Pam Carrigan, Chris Collins, Karen Foster, Charlie Hudson, Cathy Johnson, Kelly Marks, Scott Proctor, Yvette Reavis, Elizabeth Spencer, Ben Wilson and Karla Woodard have earned the International Real Estate Specialist (I.R.E.S) certification. The I.R.E.S training and certification has equipped these Associates with the skills, knowledge, tools and access to a […]
By: G. M. Filisko Get prequalified for a loan and set aside funds, and you’ll be ready to purchase a foreclosed home. When lenders take over a home through foreclosure, they want to sell it as quickly as possible. Since lenders aren’t in the real estate business, they turn to real estate brokers for help […]
With the cost of a home on the rise and the concept of being sustainable becoming more popular, many people are considering moving to a smaller home to minimize their impact. It’s important, however, to consider what living small is really like before deciding that it’s the right move for you.
There are so many ways in which you can green up your home and make it more sustainable these days that many people are considering tankless water heaters. While this can certainly be the right option depending on the space you have and the type of water you use, here are some things to consider before you decide to invest in the switch.
Before an owner can market a property to buyers that want to use a FHA loan, he will want to familiarize himself with the FHA’s standards. FHA won’t insure loans on just any property. While their standards aren’t as stringent as they used to be, a home needs to be in relatively good condition to qualify for FHA financing.