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Fayetteville Homes for Sale gives you updates on the best homes and places to live in Fayetteville NC, Fort Bragg NC and surrounding areas. Come here to gain access to numerous homes for sale and rent in Fayetteville, Fort Bragg, Sanford, Raeford, Hope Mills, Spring Lake, and all surrounding areas and counties. A real estate agent is readily available for your buying/selling needs!
Showing posts with label Places to live. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Places to live. Show all posts
Monday, December 5, 2011
Cute AFFORDABLE home in Acorn Ridge
Monday, November 28, 2011
Contemporary UPDATED home in Waters Edge
Nice contemporary home with a great location near McFadden Lake. Conveniently located to Fort Bragg, shopping and schools. This UPDATED home features 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. The sunken greatroom has vaulted ceilings and a fireplace. The kitchen offers plenty of cabinet and storage space.
The master bedroom with bathroom is located downstairs. The other 2 bedrooms with jack and jill bathroom are located up. Home offers new carpet, ceramic tile in kitchen and bathrooms, new kitchen countertops, new light fixtures and paint inside and out. Enjoy family time outside in the backyard with a deck made for BBQ's.
Home comes with a one year home warranty!
For more information on this home, or to view all available homes for sale listings in Fayetteville NC and surrounding areas please view my website at:
http://www.ask4patty.com
Friday, November 18, 2011
Exquisite Hope Mills Home for Rent!
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Great Kings grant location in Pine Forest school district!
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Thursday, November 17, 2011
286 Fairway Ln SANFORD, NC
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Cute home in Falcon Ridge
178 Kestrel Ct RAEFORD, NC
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Wednesday, October 26, 2011
How to Choose a Home
Here are some tips to help determine which house is best for you.
Once you've settled on a
couple of neighborhoods for your search, it's time to pick out a few
homes to view. Your wish list can remind you which features are absolute
requirements and which amenities you'd like to have if possible. When
narrowing down your home search, consider:
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Types of homes
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Home purchase considerations
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Home comparison chart
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What to do when you’ve found the right home for you
Types of homes
In addition to single family homes (one home per lot), there are other forms of home ownership:
In addition to single family homes (one home per lot), there are other forms of home ownership:
Multifamily homes:
Some buyers, particularly first-timers, start with multiple family
dwellings, so they'll have rental income to help with their costs. Many
mortgage plans, including VA and FHA loans, can be used for buildings
with up to four units, if the buyer intends to occupy one of them.
Condominiums:
With a condo, you own "from the plaster in" just as you would a single
house. You also own a certain percentage of the "common elements" --
staircases, sidewalks, roofs and the like. Monthly charges pay your
share of taxes and insurance on those elements, as well as repairs and
maintenance. A homeowners association administers the development.
Co-ops:
In a few cities, cooperative apartments are common. With those, you
purchase shares in a corporation that owns the whole building, and you
receive a lease to your own apartment. A board of directors supervises
management. Monthly charges include your share of an overall mortgage on
the building.
Home purchase considerations
Most buyers' first consideration, after neighborhoods are chosen, is the number of bedrooms. As you begin to view homes, keep the following purchase and resale considerations in mind:
Most buyers' first consideration, after neighborhoods are chosen, is the number of bedrooms. As you begin to view homes, keep the following purchase and resale considerations in mind:
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Weigh your needs, budget and personal tastes in deciding whether you want a home that’s a newly constructed home, an older home or a home that requires some work -- a "fixer-upper."
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One-bedroom condos are more difficult to resell than two-bedroom ones.
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Two-bedroom/one-bath single houses generally have less appeal than houses with three or more bedrooms, and therefore less appreciation potential.
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Homes with "curb appeal" (a well-maintained, attractive, and charming view-from-the-street appearance) are the easiest to resell.
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When resale is a possibility, don't buy the most expensive house on the street, or anything that is unusual or unique. The best investment potential is traditionally found in a less expensive, more moderately sized home on the street.
Home comparison chart
While house-hunting, it's a good idea to make notes about what you see because viewing several houses at a time can be confusing. Use our home comparison chart to help you keep track of your search, organize your thoughts and record your impressions.
While house-hunting, it's a good idea to make notes about what you see because viewing several houses at a time can be confusing. Use our home comparison chart to help you keep track of your search, organize your thoughts and record your impressions.
When you’ve found the right home
Before
you begin the home buying process, resolve to act promptly when you
find the right house. Every REALTOR® has stories to tell about a couple
who looked far and wide for their dream home, finally found it, and then
revealed that "we always promised my Dad we'd sleep on it, so we'll
make an offer tomorrow." Many times the story has a sad ending --
someone else came in that evening with an offer that was accepted.
Resolve at this point that you
will act decisively when you find the house that’s clearly right for
you. This is particularly important after a long search or if the house
is newly listed and/or under-priced.
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