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Sliding Scale Commission Structure
Real Estate Commissions The Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890 essentially makes it illegal to price fix. This means there is no “set” rate for commissions. This includes all industries in the United States including the real estate industry. An example would be that...
Do Sellers Make Repairs When Buying a Home in NC?
Buying a Home in North Carolina North Carolina is a due diligence State. This means caveat emptor; buyer beware. During the due diligence period you will have a home inspection. During the home inspection your inspector WILL find issues. Even in new construction...
What is a Sump Pump?
A sump pump is a device used to remove water that has accumulated in a sump pit, which is a small pit or reservoir typically found in basements or crawl spaces. Its primary purpose is to prevent flooding or water damage in these areas. Here's how it works: 1. **Sump...
Type 1 Diabetes | No Cause | No Cure | YET
I Know...This Has Nothing to do With Real Estate Although this is a residential real estate website and blog page, I wanted to use my platform to advocate for the education and support for the Diabetes Community. I am the father of a Type 1 Diabetic and I am also the...
Sunset Ridge South | Holly Springs, NC
Holly Springs, NC is one of the fastest growing towns not only in North Carolina, but the Country as a whole. Sunset Ridge is a highly desirable neighborhood in town. It boasts sidewalks, tons of trees, The Devil's Ridge Golf Course and Clubhouse and a whole boatload...
Why You Should Not Spend Your Due Diligence Fee
The due diligence fee in North Carolina is probably the most asked about "topic" from buyers and sellers alike. Essentially, the due diligence fee is the money put up front by the buyer paid "to the seller" when an offer is accepted. This fee is returned to the...