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Peter Pan The Ballet

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Peter Pan The Ballet

Enjoy 40% off PETER PAN THE BALLET!

With Peter, Wendy, Tinker Bell, and the rest of your beloved Neverland characters, let your imagination run wild on a fantastic voyage there. The audience may discover the mysteries of Peter’s life before his legendary escapades in this never-before-seen adaptation of Peter Pan with new choreography by Christopher Stuart, and you’ll definitely feel like you can fly after watching it! Just be aware that on your voyage, you might run into some pirates, crocodiles, and fairy dust.

Happy to share a promo code with all my clients and friends who love the arts!  Enjoy 40% off PETER PAN THE BALLET!  My friend Maurice Mouzon is playing as PETER!!
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THE HOUSING MARKET 2023

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THE HOUSING MARKET 2023

The current economic situation will continue to significantly impact The Housing Market 2023 during the coming few years. Many forecast that this market’s pricing as well as variables like interest rates, employment growth, and consumer confidence, would remain largely unchanged.

Having said that, some adjustments will likely occur during the next few years. Consumers looking to buy or rent a home will probably have more options due to the increased availability of rental and newly built homes. Additionally, since buyers and sellers have access to more streamlined online property search tools and may use digital resources like virtual home tours, technology improvements are predicted to further alter the housing market in 2023.

Despite these developments, it is anticipated that The Housing Market in 2023 will experience challenges because of political and economic unpredictability. The number of people who can buy a home may decrease due to the rising cost of living, especially in urban areas, which might further reduce sales. Changes in tax law may also influence buyer incentives, such as first-time buyer subsidies or deductions for mortgage interest.

It’s also critical to comprehend how the rental market will change due to The Housing Market 2023. Understanding The Housing Market 2023 is crucial for individuals who wish to succeed in the rental market because it impacts both tenants and landlords. When examining The Housing Market 2023, it is important to evaluate potential changes in supply and demand.

The Housing Market 2023, as a whole, paints a picture of an uncertain future with many possible outcomes. In order to make educated judgments and establish plans that will work for them, it is crucial for potential tenants and homeowners to stay up to date on regional trends and changes in tax law. The Housing Market 2023 may offer prospects for lucrative real estate investments with thorough analysis and due diligence. The secret is to stay current on new developments and change tactics as necessary. For those ready to make wise choices, the housing market in 2023 has the potential to be a terrific opportunity.

The Housing Market 2023 anticipates a rise in the demand for rental homes, mostly attributable to a rise in population. As a result, there will be more rivalry among landlords and tenants, which could raise housing costs in some locations. It will be even more crucial for prospective tenants and homeowners to comprehend what to anticipate from The Housing Market 2023 before making any investments or signing any contracts because local governments will probably put stronger rules on it.

Learn about my Reaction with regards to the Housing Market 2023:

Contact Danielle Edwards for information on Charlotte, NC, real estate.

Danielle Edwards

Charlotte Realtor® Danielle Edwards has been helping clients with their real estate needs since 2006.
2023 is the year of the Professional Realtor and getting back to a more normal real estate market.
Danielle Edwards
Charlotte Real Estate
Realtor, REMAX EXECUTIVE
Hefferon | Edwards Team

704-761-7484
Licensed In: NC
License #: 249833
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Property Tax Reevaluation – Mecklenburg County, Charlotte-NC 2023

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Mecklenburg County Tax Reassessment, Charlotte- NC

PROPERTY TAX – Mecklenburg County Homeowners Hit PLAY before you PAY!!

Whatever we purchase, either online or offline; whether it’s tangible or not, let’s admit it there’s always a value added tax on it. Sometimes we might not notice but we ALWAYS PAY TAXES. And today we’re not only talking about Taxes, we’re discussing a reassessment year that happens every 4-8 years.

NOTE:  They will send you the new value in the mail, but then they “normally” adjust the tax rate for the value in June.  In past years, everyone panics, and then the county sets the new tax rate and that % is applied to your value.

For a much brief and short discussion, watch my video:

Property Tax is  a real estate ad-valorem tax, which can be considered a regressive tax, commonly calculated by a local government. It is based on the value of the property which can be real estate or – in many jurisdictions – also tangible personal property. Under the North Carolina Law it requires at least (8) eight years to conduct a property reassessment to determine it’s market value. On the other hand, Mecklenburg County has advanced their cycle to conduct the procedure every four (4) years.

Here are three (3) different criteria to consider:

  •  THE CHARACTERISTICS MATCH THEIR FILE

– For example: you permanently added a screen porch and spent about $30,000 – 80,000 on it. You’ll be receiving a notification from Mecklenburg County informing you that there will be an assessor visiting you.

Every detail, changes, upgrades will be assessed by them.

  • COMPARABLE SALES

– are comparable properties in a specific area that you’re looking to buy or sell in. They are used to determine the home value by comparing it to similar properties sold in the same neighborhood.  You will contact your local trusted real estate agent and they should be able to assist you. If you don’t have one, then hopefully you will think to contact me as your local Charlotte real estate agent!

  • ANY KNOWN IMPROVEMENTS

– Any improvement or changes you put to the house that can be taxed on.

For instance, you noticed that there might be some errors on the declared tax, there are also options for you to do.

  • Reach out to them and do an informal review
  • Formal review , go in front of them to argue your case

Visit the Mecklenburg County website for more information on this link:

 

Contact Danielle Edwards for information on Charlotte, NC, real estate.

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South Charlotte Real Estate
Realtor, REMAX EXECUTIVE
Hefferon | Edwards Team
704-761-7484
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License #: 249833
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Top Questions to Ask Your Real Estate Agent

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QUESTIONS TO ASK A REAL ESTATE AGENT

There are numerous crucial questions you should ask a real estate agent before hiring them to assist you with purchasing or selling a home. Such queries as:

  1. How long have you been doing it?

  2. Why should I work with you?

  3. Tell me your best and worst real estate experience

  4. Tell me about your horror real estate experience.

  5. If you are a seller, you want to know specifically what they do to market their home and why they should hire you.

  6. If they’re buyers, what services do you offer?

  7. Are they going to work with just me?

  8. Or are you going to work with someone on their team?

  9. How are they paid?

You may locate the ideal real estate agent that is qualified and experienced enough to help you through buying, selling, or renting a home by asking these questions. Your experience with this important transaction can be successful and painless if you work with the correct real estate agent.

You can assess the realtor’s knowledge, interpersonal skills, and suitability for your particular needs by using the questions above. Also, it may help you better comprehend your local real estate market and the purchasing/selling procedure.

Learn more about the top questions to ask your realtor:

Why do you think it is important to prepare these questions before hiring or working with a realtor?

Preparing questions before hiring a real estate agent is important for several reasons:

1. Answering questions about their experience, training, and expertise will help you decide.  If they are a good fit for your specific needs. To assess the agent’s credentials and experience. You can learn about their past successes and how they have helped other clients in similar situations to yours.
2. To understand the buying/selling process: The real estate process can be complicated, and asking questions about the process can help you understand what to expect. You can learn about the various steps involved in buying or selling a property and what you need to do to prepare.
3. To establish clear communication: Good communication is essential when working with a real estate agent, and asking questions about how the agent communicates can help you establish clear expectations. You can learn about their preferred communication methods and how frequently they will update you on progress.
4. To ensure transparency and avoid surprises: Asking questions about the fees and commissions associated with the agent’s services can help you avoid surprises later on. You can learn about the costs involved and what you can expect to pay throughout the process.

Overall, preparing questions before hiring a real estate agent can help you make an informed decision and find an agent who is the right fit for your needs. It can also help you navigate the complex real estate process and ensure a successful outcome.

Here is the best part! If you are looking for a real estate agent in Charlotte, NC then you are in luck!  I am here to assist you and answer these questions for you.  If you are looking in an area that isn’t Charlotte, NC then I am more than happy to recommend you a stellar agent that I know will take excellent care of you– and you can ask these questions yourself!

Do you have more questions in mind? Visit our page or our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/soldondanielle

Contact Danielle Edwards for information on Charlotte, NC, real estate.

 

Charlotte Realtor® Danielle Edwards has been helping clients with their real estate needs since 2006.
2023 is the year of the Professional Realtor and getting back to a more normal real estate market.
Danielle Edwards
Charlotte Real Estate
Realtor, REMAX EXECUTIVE

Hefferon | Edwards Team

704-761-7484

HOW TO RAISE MONEY FOR CHARITY

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HOW TO RAISE MONEY FOR CHARITY

How I raised over $107,000 for charity in Charlotte, NC

MY DANCING WITH THE STARS JOURNEY

PRESENTED BY DANIELLE EDWARDS

Raising funds for charity is a noble cause and a way to impact the world positively. Whether you are an individual, a group, or an organization, there are several effective ways to raise funds for charity. In this article, I will discuss some of my most effective ways, which helped me raise over $107,000 for the CHARLOTTE BALLET and the Canopy Housing Foundation.

“I recently was honored to do dancing with stars here in Charlotte, which is a charitable gala where pretty much you’re responsible for raising a ton of money and all proceeds. In my case, for split 50/50 between the Charlotte Ballet and my charity of choice, Canopy Housing Foundation. What I did not have going for me is I was not a corporate executive, like my fellow competitors that have big companies like big name banks you would think of. Yeah, that could write big checks.”

WHO DO YOU KNOW?

Make a list of everyone you know and businesses you support. Car dealer, roofer, dentist, doctor, anyone you have given to support. Reach out to them and ask them to support you with your donation. The ones that you think have a prize that would be exciting, ask them for. Think of your friends with AIR BNBs. However, that might be in person, by email, or by text. I would send them a video on my phone.

I made a separate list of who maybe had a service. Please think of any of your friends who own Air-BNBs who would donate their rental.

Lastly, don’t forget your local jewelry store, or maybe you purchase your wedding ring. For example, we have Diamonds Direct. They gave me a $900 diamond necklace that I could raffle off.

 

Posted below is the $900 Diamond Necklace: 

EMOTIONAL FUNDRAISING

People want to know how their donation is going to make a difference. In my situation, I was raising money for the homeless here in Charlotte,NC. For instance, $5 donation can buy lunch, $50 can provide a blanket, and so forth.  This is where I got creative.

I used pets and kids holding up little signs to open people’s hearts, hoping it would open their charitable contribution to my cause.

I also created a separate page on Facebook for my journey, which is still there, Dancing with the Stars Journey, where I invited people to like and follow where I could place all my information and then any time I post anything or email, telling anyone I literally could send it there so they could watch my progress.

KENDRA SCOTT

Kendra Scott is amazing. You can apply to see if your charity is one they would accept.

Then they’ll either offer you to do an in-store event where you can capture that shopping too!  They will give 20% back to your charity, and in my case, a 48-hour online option where I could promote that online. I was able to raise an additional $954 doing this. Not to mention I added to my Kendra Scott collection.

This is the event flyer we launched:

ONLINE AUCTION

I did the raffle. I found it easier because my specific gala did not have an easy way to do a silent auction where I can have individual sheets of paper out.  And honestly, it was analysis paralysis, and I was getting a little overwhelmed, so I did a raffle!

So I divided the pro prizes into ‘Realtor prizes,’ ‘local Charlotte friend prizes,’ and ‘people who live anywhere prizes.’  The more they donated, the more chances they had to win.  I think this helped raise a bit more towards the end.  I used Flippity.net to create a fun wheel to choose the winners randomly.

 

CORPORATE MATCHING

There’s so much free money out there. If you Google ‘corporate matches, ‘ it will give you a list of all the companies that do corporate matches.

And hopefully, that will get your brain thinking of who you know.  For example, the Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Ally Bank, and General Mills, to name a few.  Reach out to those friends and ask if they would consider donating to this cause. And if you go the extra step to donate, clarify what they need to do to ensure the match is the right charity, and it counts towards your event.

Normally big banks, law firms, and medical practices donate large sums of money.

 

SOCIAL MEDIA PROMOTIONAL FUNDRAISING

Sometimes when you blanket it on social media, people think they don’t need you. And a simple direct message or text goes a long way.

At the end of the day, remember whatever it is you’re doing, you’re doing it to make a huge impact.  Don’t be afraid to have fun with this on social media.  Hopefully, you’re good at social media, and you can put it on Instagram or TikTok and make funny videos out of it.

 

Learn more about this article with our recent live video. Check out the link below:

Below are the candid moments I had during the big event.

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@photographybyangelatucket 
Below is the full video of our winning performance and the judge’s commentary :
If you are looking for a realtor who gives back to her community in BIG WAYS please reach out!
Contact Danielle Edwards for information on Charlotte, NC, real estate.

 

Charlotte Realtor® Danielle Edwards has been helping clients with their real estate needs since 2006.
2023 is the year of the Professional Realtor and getting back to a more normal real estate market.
Danielle Edwards
Charlotte Real Estate
Realtor, REMAX EXECUTIVE

Hefferon | Edwards Team

704-761-7484

Costs to Remember when Buying a Home

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Learn About Home Buying Costs

When buying a home, there are many costs that go beyond the down payment and mortgage.

Homebuyers should factor in several additional expenses such as closing costs, appraisal fees, transfer tax, homeowner’s insurance fees and more. What’s more, these costs differ by state.

 

Closing Costs:

Closing costs typically include lawyer fees, title search fees and other administrative expenses associated with the completion of a sale agreement. Depending on where you live, closing costs could range from 2-5% of the purchase price of the home.

 

Appraisal Fees:

Appraisal fees generally depend on the size and complexity of the property being appraised but can range from $200-$1000 or more in some cases.

 

Transfer Taxes:

Transfer taxes are state or local fees that are paid on the sale of a house. The amount of transfer tax can range from 0-2% of the purchase price, depending on where you live.

 

Homeowner’s Insurance Fees:

Homeowners insurance is an annual fee that pays for repairs and damages to the home. Generally, this type of insurance costs between 0.2-1% of the purchase price annually.

 

Inspection Fees:

Home inspections typically cost around $500-$1000 but can vary widely depending on factors such as the size of the house and any special features it may have.

 

Closing Costs:

Closing costs can include fees for attorney’s services, title insurance, loan origination fees and other charges associated with obtaining a mortgage. Depending on your location, closing costs generally range from 2-6% of the purchase price.

 

Utility Bills:

Utility bills cover water, electricity, gas and other features such as trash pickup. These bills can range from a few hundred dollars to thousands of dollars per month, depending on your location, the size of your home and how energy efficient it is.

 

Maintenance & Repairs:

Home maintenance and repairs may cost anywhere between 2-4% of the purchase price annually. This includes costs for basic maintenance like mowing the lawn, as well as larger projects such as replacing a roof or an HVAC system.

 

Property Taxes:

Property taxes are paid annually and are calculated based on the assessed value of your home. The amount can range from 0.5-2% of your purchase price each year.

 

Insurance:

Homeowners insurance is typically required by the lender and can range from 0.2-1% of the purchase price each year. The cost may depend on your location, the size of your home and other factors.

 

HOA Fees:

If you are buying a condo or a home in a planned development, you may have to pay homeowner association (HOA) fees which cover shared amenities such as pools, common areas and parking lots. The cost of these fees can vary greatly depending on the type of property and the amenities offered.  Some communities will have capital contribution fees also, you see this more in the master plan communities.

 

Contact Danielle Edwards for information on Charlotte, NC, real estate. 

Danielle won Charlotte’s Best Female Realtor of 2022 by Elevate Magazine

Danielle Edwards

Charlotte Realtor® Danielle Edwards has been helping clients with their real estate needs since 2006.
2023 is the year of the Professional Realtor and getting back to a more normal real estate market.
Danielle Edwards
Charlotte Real Estate
Realtor, REMAX EXECUTIVE
Hefferon | Edwards Team

704-761-7484
Licensed In: NC
License #: 249833
Contact Me

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Public Charter Schools Options in North Carolina

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Public Charter Schools Options in North Carolina

by Charlotte Realtor, Joanna Warren – Hefferon | Edwards Team

A charter school is a school that receives government money moreover runs separately from the local, well-established state education system.

The State Board of Education has given its approval to public charter schools. Managed by the autonomous, nonprofit boards of directors. The majority of charter schools’ funding comes from state and municipal taxes. These institutions are open to all students. Those who are not permitted to charge tuition, discriminated in admissions. Or also have affiliations with any specific religion or religious group too. Many of the rulers that govern district schools do not apply to charter schools. Charter schools are nonetheless subject to the State’s assessment and accountability system.

The population of Charlotte and the nearby towns is growing yearly. The need to move due to a career as well as the expense of living.  It can also be the desire to be nearer to family, and other factors beauty of our state’s geographic position. The mountains are a day journey away from where we live, and a short drive to the coast. Fortunately, Charlotte is a great place for both families who have settled here already.  And those who want to move here, and neighboring areas offer a wide range of schools to all. Our traditional public schools, public charter schools, public magnet schools, and private schools are all available. Its available  in the area learning pods, homeschooling, and online academies.

Martin Luther King Jr. once said, “The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically. Intelligence plus character- that is the goal of true education”

I had no idea what a charter school was once I enrolled my daughter.  Enrolled in one close to our house during the always-memorable summer of 2020. I had attended Charlotte Mecklenburg public schools as a child then graduated from a relatively small private school. When our public school system before,  decided not to provide a real kindergarten experience. It was crucial to her father and I that she attend school in person.

As a parent, volunteer, and vice president on the PTO Board for the past 2.5 years.  I’ve discovered the benefits and drawbacks of being associated with a nearby charter school.
Charter schools are independent, tuition-free public schools in North Carolina that are freed from the majority of the laws, rules, and regulations that govern regular public schools. But holding NC charter schools accountable uses the State’s assessment and accountability system. Each of the NC charter schools is free to offer specialized courses and employ various teaching strategies thanks to their degree of independence.

North Carolina charter schools are primarily funded through state and local tax dollars.

Families choose a charter school that they’d like for their child or children to attend, hence enroll into a random lottery. “In our school, once you are notified of admission, you’ll have three days to accept or deny the seat,” says Rachelle Patterson, the registrar of Union Day School. After 3 days, the lottery system will automatically rescind the offer and notify the next family. If you do choose to accept the spot, you’ll have 5 days to complete and turn in your paperwork”.

Choosing a school for your child is basically a big responsibility. Generally in making the decision to attend a charter school you are choosing a tuition-free, independent public school. Nonetheless, the majority of charter schools function more like private schools since they are exempt from many of the laws governing public schools.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“A charter school is a fantastic free alternative for your child if its leadership, educational philosophy, and mission coincide with those of your family,” Dr Michael Lindsay, Executive Director, Union Day School. For our family, the smaller class sizes, tuition free education that rivals a private school education, and the tight knit feeling of community, are just a few the many reasons we are fans of this type of school. Being a parent who holds experiences with the larger size of a public school, and the intimate atmosphere of a very small private school, I believe that this option creates a wonderful choice for those who fit somewhere in between.

You can find more information about charter schools in North Carolina, and in our area here:

https://www.dpi.nc.gov/students-families/alternative-choices/charter-schools/common-charter-school-questions

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Joanna Warren 

Phone: 704-226-8189
Hefferon | Edwards Team

704-761-7484

Charlotte Realtor Supports Homeless

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Charlotte real estate agent dances to raise money for Charlotte Homeless

Danielle Edwards is a dancing superstar at night in addition to being an award-winning Charlotte Realtor during the day.

  • For the Dancing with the Stars of Charlotte Gala, realtor Danielle Edwards dances with the Charlotte Ballet.
  • She will donate half of her proceeds to the Canopy Housing Foundation to assist Charlotte residents who are experiencing housing insecurity.
  • The Charlotte Ballet will receive the remaining half of the revenue.

To assist the 3,000 Charlotte residents who are homeless, she will donate half of the money she makes to the Canopy Housing Foundation. According to Edwards, the housing market is difficult for everyone, including renters, homeowners, and renters who want to become homeowners.

As a Charlotte Realtor, she stated, “I witness it every day with regular first-time homebuyers and the fact that the city has become expensive.”

The Canopy Realtor Association reports that Charlotte’s median sales price increased by over 7% this year, reaching $375,000 in January. In an effort to maybe change someone’s life in the Queen City, Edwards is battling through the discomfort while performing twists and turns.

She remarked, “I think that’s a win if I can just make a small impact and a small difference to bring awareness and maybe help alter a few lives here in Charlotte, NC.”

Watch Danielle’s piece on Spectrum news here

 

If you are doing a charitable fundraiser, here is a link for some tips on how to make your fundraiser a success.  To find out how I did,  if I won the dancing with the stars competition, click here.

Contact Danielle Edwards for information on Charlotte, NC, real estate.

Danielle Edwards

Charlotte Realtor® Danielle Edwards has been helping clients with their real estate needs since 2006.
2023 is the year of the Professional Realtor and getting back to a more normal real estate market.
Danielle Edwards
Charlotte Real Estate
Realtor, REMAX EXECUTIVE
Hefferon | Edwards Team

704-761-7484
Licensed In: NC
License #: 249833
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Common Misconceptions about Real Estate Agents

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The Common Myths about Real Estate Agents

Common myths and misunderstandings about real estate brokers are spreading frequently, which harms the reputation of these experts.

by Charlotte, NC Real Estate agent- Danielle Edwards – RE/MAX EXECUTIVE

These are top 6 widespread misconceptions regarding real estate brokers:

  1. Real estate agents are wealthy: Not all real estate agents make a good living, though some do. It depends on their experience, market conditions, and how hard they work.
  2. Agents only represents the seller: There are many others work as buyer’s agents and represents the interests of the buyer.
  3. Agents are not needed to have licenses; nevertheless, this rule may differ in different jurisdictions or nations. Obtaining a license frequently involves passing tests, education requirements, and background checks.
  4. In addition to simply showing properties, real estate agents also carry out a number of other duties. They also provide advice on pricing, manage negotiations, and collaborate with other professionals like inspectors and bankers to help clients through the buying or selling process.
  5. Always pushing for the highest price: While advising customers to offer their property at a higher price, brokers must also consider the realities of the market. Agents must be able to persuade potential purchasers of their case, and closing the sale is their first priority—not overpricing the property.
  6. Real estate agents don’t perform any work – Despite what would initially appear to be the case, real estate agents actually offer a wide range of services to consumers.
  7. All real estate agent is the same. Each real estate agent brings a distinctive skill set to the table. Before hiring an agent, do some research to find one that will work well for your needs.
  8. You don’t need an agent to buy or sell – They can help you save time and money while reducing your stress during the transaction.

In conclusion, it’s important to consider the veracity of popular real estate agent misconceptions. Real estate agents are seasoned experts that provide clients with crucial help and direction while they are purchasing or selling real estate. Making sure you get the best deal possible depends heavily on having an agent on your side.

Reading a real estate agents reviews, looking at what they have done online, asking for a recommendation from a friend are great ways to know you will be dealing with a PRO.  There is an old saying, “You get what you pay for.”  Not all real estate agents are created equal. The great ones keep intouch with you after closing, check-in on you, and show appreciation throughout the year.

Find out what are the questions you should ask a real estate agent and what you need to know before working with one. Watch this full video by Charlotte NC Top Realtor – Danielle Edwards.

 

Contact Danielle Edwards for information on Charlotte, NC, real estate.

Danielle Edwards

Charlotte Realtor® Danielle Edwards has been helping clients with their real estate needs since 2006.
2023 is the year of the Professional Realtor and getting back to a more normal real estate market.
Danielle Edwards
Charlotte Real Estate
Realtor, REMAX EXECUTIVE
Hefferon | Edwards Team

704-761-7484
Licensed In: NC
License #: 249833
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The Advantages of Working with a Real Estate Agent

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The Advantages of Working with a Real Estate Agent

If you’re thinking about buying or selling a home in Charlotte, NC, one of the most important decisions you’ll make is choosing a real estate agent otherwise you’ll might be a bit confused of how the process goes. 

Here are some reasons why it’s worth it:

  • You’ll save money:
    A real estate agent will take the time to help you find the right house for you, and they’ll make sure you get the best deal possible on the house you intend to purchase or sell.
  • They know the market:
    They’ll be able to tell you about the housing market, likewise can help you determine whether or not now is a good time for you to buy or sell a house.
  • They can negotiate with sellers:
    Most agents have experience negotiating with real estate agents—so they know what it takes to get fair prices when selling their own homes (or those of other people).
  • Use of the MLS.
    Only real estate agents have access to the Multiple Listing Service (MLS), a database of all houses for sale in a certain area. This means that you won’t have access to this important resource once you aren’t working with an agent.
  • They’ll help you save time.
    A competent real estate agent will be able to handle every aspect of the transaction so you can concentrate on your daily activities.
  • They have a group of experts in their network.
    An effective real estate agent will have a network of experts they simultaneously collaborate with, including loan officials, inspectors, contractors, etc.
As you can see, there are many good reasons why you should work with a real estate agent when buying or selling your home. If you are thinking about doing it yourself, we hope that this blog post has given you something to think about!
Contact Danielle Edwards for information on Charlotte, NC, real estate.

Danielle Edwards

Charlotte Realtor® Danielle Edwards has been helping clients with their real estate needs since 2006.
2023 is the year of the Professional Realtor and getting back to a more normal real estate market.
Danielle Edwards
Charlotte Real Estate
Realtor, REMAX EXECUTIVE
Hefferon | Edwards Team

704-761-7484
Licensed In: NC
License #: 249833
Contact Me

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