Sarah Anne Walker. Ann Nelson. Lindsay Buziak. Beverly Carter. While these names may not necessarily mean anything to you, for those who have worked in real estate for any length of time, each of these names represents a life, a death, and […]
Real Estate Corner with Blaine Staat: A Matter of Life Read More »
My client and I had just left the closing attorney’s office and everything was ready for a one-two punch; the closing for the home she was selling was scheduled for the next morning, and the closing for the one she was buying
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While the act of settling into your new home may not entice you to belt out the classic Rodgers & Hammerstein show tune bearing the same title as this column (though don’t be surprised if you do feel so moved), the idea
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On the back of my business card is my working motto: “Preparation, Execution, Follow Through”. Just off the top of your head, which of those three directives would you say is the most important? We are an impatient lot. We want to
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Of the seven homes I’ve bought in my life, two of them were For Sale By Owner (FSBO). Nothing wrong with that, and for the most part both of the purchases were relatively issue free, however, they both also shared something in
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You, your spouse, and your three young children have just moved into your new home at the end of a quiet, shady cul-de-sac nestled deep in the suburbs. You’re relieved to have made it through the home buying process, excited to finally
Real Estate Corner with Blaine Staat: Stigmatized Read More »
In Part 1, we looked into the North Carolina real estate concept of “No Representation”, which allows sellers of residential property the ability to essentially divulge no information at all about their home to potential buyers. In Part 2, we looked at
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In Part 1 we delved into the concept of “No Representation”, which allows sellers of residential property in North Carolina the leeway to essentially divulge no information about their property at all to potential buyers when filling out the disclosure statement of
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