listing: Just because you CAN... - 06/18/08 09:50 PM
Just because you CAN:
...drink coffee, dial the phone, brush your teeth, tune the radio, comb your hair, and yell at the kids all at the same time while you drive...
...take your real estate listing photos with your phone...
...get an equity line on your home for cash for a boat... (12 comments)
listing: Cary NC Real Estate Adventures: We'll go around the world to get the comps we want! - 12/05/07 07:34 AM
We popped into the townhome, and my client said she could be interested in it, although it needs heavy redecoration. But it was priced about 11% high, well above anything that has ever sold in this Cary, NC, complex. Calculating values in townhome complexes is not too hard when only a few models and elevations (4 comments)
listing: Cary NC Real Estate, "To Be Added Drive " - 10/27/07 10:28 AM
The new Triangle MLS upgrades have been very positive, and gone seamlessly, at least to my eye. One thing I really like is the standardization of streets and subdivisions. When a listing is input, the agent will have to select a street from a database of streets. Likewise with subdivisions. This will eliminate (0 comments)
listing: Wake County NC Real Estate: TMLS Update to allow 12 photos per listing - 10/17/07 06:25 AM
Just got my TMLS newsletter yesterday. The North Carolina Triangle Multi-List System will soon allow the Listing Agent to upload 12 photographs for every listing. We have been limited to ten photos. This will be a boon to those of us who shoot 50 to 100 photos of each home and have a hard (4 comments)
listing: Wake County North Carolina Property Tax Value vs. Market Value - 01/07/07 06:51 PM
Wake County, North Carolina has a wonderful amount of on-line information available to the public. Property Buyers and Sellers can access photos, notes on building permits, tax bills, deed history, subdivision or area sales, structure information, and a map of the property, including zoning, environmental features, and aerial photography. http://www.wakegov.com/tax/default.htm One item that (17 comments)
listing: Wake County, North Carolina, Public Schools and school assignment - 01/06/07 04:53 PM
Many folks list "Best Schools" as a top concern when relocating to the North Carolina Triangle area. Different from many areas, North Carolina organizes and administers school districts at the county level. This can be confusing to people who assume they will send their kids to the school nearest their new home. Complicating (0 comments)
Musings and meanderings around the North Carolina Triangle area, with pithy stuff about the Raleigh and Wake County area, particularly Cary, and thoughts about the Real Estate industry.