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How to Review Seller’s Market Offers in Raleigh (And Around the 27613 Zip Code)

July 10, 2017

Seller’s markets come and go. If you’re selling your house in Raleigh or around the 27613 zipcode during a seller’s market, then you might get multiple offers. Here’s how to review seller’s market offers in Raleigh… A seller’s market is when there are more buyers and fewer properties. For sellers, it’s an exciting time to … Continued

Should I Hire A Real Estate Agent To Sell My Home In Raleigh Or Sell To An Investor?

July 1, 2017

By B.J. Ward

Are you thinking about selling your house? Perhaps you’re weighing the pros and cons of how to sell and wondering, “Should I Hire A Real Estate Agent To Sell My Home In Raleigh Or Sell To An Investor?” If so then this blog post is for you! (It also applies to anyone looking to sell … Continued

How To Value A Real Estate Note For North Carolina Note Buyers And Sellers

June 21, 2017

By B.J. Ward

If you have investing in a note or are thinking of investing in one, of your first thoughts will be to the value of the note – how much is it worth and how much can you buy or sell it for? So you’re probably wondering how to understand the value of a real estate … Continued

Would An Investor Buy My House In Raleigh For Close To Asking Price?

June 20, 2017

By B.J. Ward

Are you looking to sell a house in Raleigh, the [market_zipcode} zipcode, or anywhere in North Carolina? Then this blog post will answer the question, “Would an investor buy my house in Raleigh for close to asking price?” Keep reading to find out the answer… When it comes to selling your house, you have a … Continued

How To Take Advantage Of A Seller’s Market In Raleigh For Home Selling

June 10, 2017

By B.J. Ward

The success of selling your house depends on the market you’re selling into. In this article, you’ll read about how to take advantage of a seller’s market in Raleigh for home selling… In a buyer’s market, there are many sellers and not many buyers. In a seller’s market, it’s the opposite – many buyers and … Continued

Can I Do Owner Financing In North Carolina If I Have A Mortgage On The Property?

June 6, 2017

By B.J. Ward

Do you have a house to sell? Perhaps you’re thinking about selling, and maybe you’re thinking about seller financing. But if you have a mortgage on your house, you might be wondering, “can i do owner financing in North Carolina if i have a mortgage on the property?” We get this question a lot so … Continued

How Long Does It Take To Sell My House With An Agent Vs An Investor?

May 31, 2017

By B.J. Ward

Sometimes you need to sell your house fast. Sometimes it doesn’t matter. If you find yourself pressed for time and wondering “how long does it take to sell my house with an agent vs an investor?” then this blog post will guide you through the answer… You want to sell your house, and perhaps you … Continued

Selling A Note With Owner Financing In North Carolina – Breaking It Down

May 21, 2017

By B.J. Ward

If you are reading this post, maybe you’re looking to sell a note or maybe you’re looking for someone who is selling a note with owner financing in North Carolina. Let’s break down the facts so you understand how it works and so you have all the info you need to move forward. How Notes … Continued

Can Appraisals Affect The Selling Price On A House In Raleigh?

May 20, 2017

By B.J. Ward

If you’re thinking about selling your house then you are probably trying to figure out what your selling price might be. Part of that process is getting an appraisal (or valuation) on your home. So, if you’re wondering, “Can appraisals affect the selling price on a house in Raleigh?” then keep reading… When selling your … Continued

Selling An Unsecured Promissory Note In North Carolina?

May 20, 2017

By B.J. Ward

If you’re in North Carolina (especially Raleigh), when it comes to unsecured promissory notes, there are two things to keep in mind: Its current value and its future value. If you are considering selling an unsecured promissory note in Raleigh, the first thing you need to do is determine its current value or market value … Continued