6 Tips for Relocating to Charlotte

March 23, 2016 by Danielle Edwards

6 Tips for Relocating to Charlotte

Everything from navigating through the city to Queen City culture, use this article as your resource guide for relocating to Charlotte

Whether you are packing up and relocating to Charlotte right away or you are just in the early stages of house shopping, this Charlotte-area Realtor Estate agent is here for you! My name is Danielle Edwards and I am a Charlotte, NC Realtor with RE/MAX Executive, the number one RE/MAX in the Carolinas. Preparing to relocate is stressful enough. I’ve done some research on relocating to the Queen Cityâ€¦ so you don’t have to!

Know your school districts.

Oftentimes, the best neighborhoods are near the best public schools. Charlotte is a huge city, and if you plan on staying in the same home as your children grow up, be sure you’re looking at neighborhoods in school districts with a great reputation before relocating to Charlotte. Check out our list of the top rated high schools in Charlotte, and what neighborhoods surround them.

Test-drive your commute.

Charlotte is full of interstates. If you’re heading North on I-77 on the way to work, your 15 mile commute may take an hour. If you’re heading South at the same time, your ride will be smooth and traffic-free. The same is true for the inner and outer loops of I-485, I-85, and even smaller roads such as Highway 160. If you already have a job lined up in the area, take a ride during rush hour from your prospective neighborhoods to your job site. If you will be working in uptown Charlotte, make sure you’re comfortable with the commute before your first day. The random one-way roads uptown can be tricky if you’re not used to them.

Subscribe to the Charlotte Agenda.

This online publication is great for newcomers that are relocating to Charlotte. The writers highlight popular restaurants and neighborhoods, and keep readers up-to-date on what’s in the works for the Queen City. Once you get settled in, this will be a great resource in figuring out where to explore. You are sure to fall in love with the many beautiful sights and unique breweries, parks, boutiques, and other small businesses that Charlotte has to offer! They also list multiple job openings a day, for those of you who are still on the job hunt.

Are you a workout fanatic? Purchase Class Pass.

This smartphone app is $79 per month. But, if you love working out it will be worth it. Charlotte is home to a large amount of local, family owned or private gyms. Maybe you are a yogi but don’t know which studio is best for you. The app lets you choose from almost ANY gym in Charlotte, view their schedule, and reserve a class. The only fee you pay is for the app itself. This means you have access to every gym in Charlotte until you find the one that’s right for you. Some of these gyms cost over $200 a month for a membership, so $79 is a great deal.

Know your neighborhoods.

It seems like Charlotte is home to a handful of “mini-towns.”You’ll hear all kinds of names for different areas here. The truth is, there are a ton of unique neighborhoods around the city and each one has it’s own character. While one area may be home to many college students, another may be home to many young professionals or families, so it’s important to get a good idea of what you can expect from each of these communities so you’ll be an expert before relocating to Charlotte! Some of these areas include: Elizabeth, South End, Lower South End, NoDa, South Park, Steele Creek, and Dilworth. To learn more about each neighborhood, check out this helpful website.

Elizabeth neighborhood in Charlotte

Utilize the RE/MAX Relocation Guide.

You can request a Relocation Guide online, which is a great resource for information on the business environment, schools, homes, events, and attractions in and around Charlotte.

Contact Realtor Danielle Edwards for your real estate needs in Charlotte, NC region.

Realtor NC/SC

704-604-2999

www.soldondanielle.com

email: drivendanielle@gmail.com

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CONTACT DANIEL EDWARDS

Anyone can tell you what your home is worth. Contact me and I’ll show you how to make it worth MORE. As a RE/MAX Executive Realtor here in Charlotte NC, I use our global and local database to get your home SOLD. You need to know how to make your home worth more!

Springtime House Shopping: How to Stay Ahead

March 14, 2016 by Danielle Edwards

Springtime House Shopping: How to Stay Ahead

How to prepare for the busy market this spring

March 2nd, 2016â€“ Danielle Edwards is a Charlotte, NC Realtor with RE/MAX Executive, the number one RE/MAX in the Carolinas. Staying informed on how to handle springtime house shopping paired with working with your RE\MAX Executive agent will help you achieve an awesome home buying experience this Spring! Spring and summer are approaching quickly, and the temperature isn’t the only thing that’s warming up. As the days grow longer and the temperatures become more desirable, you’ll find that more homebuyers are on the prowl. Keep reading for some helpful tips on how to survive springtime house shopping in 2016:

Get Pre-approved: When you make an offer, you’ll want to outshine the rest of the clients who are out springtime house shopping as well. One way to do this is to go ahead and get pre-approved by a lender. When a seller sees that you’re trustworthy and a step ahead, they’ll feel more confident about accepting your offer. You’ll want to include your lender’s pre-approval letter in your offer.

Know what you want: You’ll want to act fast when you’re interested in a home this spring. The high competition may mean that a great opportunity could slip out from under you. In the wintertime, you may be able to find a place you love and let it sink in for a week or so before making an offer. But in the hot Spring market you’ll want to jump on it a bit faster. Of course, a decision as big as buying a home should be carefully thought out, so do your research ahead of time and know what makes a perfect home in your eyes so when the right one comes along, you can grab it.

Get organized: Finding a home is sometimes the easiest part. You’ll also need to provide many time-sensitive documents to your lender in order to close. Before you really dive in to your home search, go ahead and compile as many of these documents as possible. Make sure you can get your hands on tax returns, W2’s, bank statements, etc. Understand that opening a credit card or making a big purchase could slow down your loan approval or prevent it all together. Things move quickly when the market is busy, make your springtime house shopping experience smooth and easy by staying organized.

Learn to Compromise: If a seller accepts an offer on the home of your dreams, that’s great! But it may not happen, and that’s okay. Decide on exactly what you absolutely need to have in a home and the rest can wait. Maybe you won’t consider a home that doesn’t have a pool or a large master bathroom. But are those things more important to you than making sure your children are in a solid school district or that you have a short commute to work? If you can’t have it all, make a list of the things you need in a home and make another list of the things you want in a home. Just make sure to keep them separate, and consider needs first.

Attention to Detail: A lot things go wrong in the winter. A snow storm can cause the roof to leak, your furnace could break, pipes can freeze, etc. Touring a home for the first time in the Winter, it may be easier to find things that can end up costing you money in the future. If you are house shopping in the spring, you’ll have to be a little more cautious. Search for damp areas on walls or a damp smell in cabinets, turn on taps to check water pressure. Open windows to see if the frames are rusted or warped. Check out our checklist of additional warning signs here. Finding a questionable issue in a home yourself before moving forward will save you a lot of time, energy, andâ€”quite possibly, money.

The bottom line is that you’re bound to face more competition while springtime house shopping as the market gets busy again. By ensuring that you stand out from the crowd by staying a step ahead of that competition, you are creating a much smoother homebuying process for yourself. Best of luck, and happy homebuying!

Contact Realtor Danielle Edwards for your real estate needs in Charlotte, NC region.

Realtor NC/SC

704-604-2999

www.soldondanielle.com

email: drivendanielle@gmail.com

Follow me on Facebook/soldondanielle

Written in Collaboration with Shannon Hefferon

Warning Signs to Look For When Touring a Home

March 2, 2016 by Danielle Edwards

Warning Signs to Look for When Touring a Home

CHARLOTTE, NC

Ready to go see some houses? Be on the lookout for these warning signs during your tour

There are a ton of new homes going up all over Charlotte, NC. But there are also many beautiful older homes with history and character. If you’re looking at a home that’s more than a few years old, there may be more to it than meets the eye. Even if you’re planning a renovation, it’s important to know what issues or warning signs to look for in a home so they can be detected early on. Below is a list of warning signs to be weary of when touring a home for the first time with your Charlotte Real Estate agent. Noticing these problem-areas early on will help you determine how much money you may have to spend to make a prospective house your home!

Large, overgrown trees

If the large trees in your yard are old and weathered, they could pose a potential threat during wind or ice storms. Check to make sure large trees are sturdy and see if they seem to be rotting out. A rotting tree may need to be completely removed, where a strong tree may just require a little extra maintenance and trimming.

Difficult-to-open Windows

If you find it significantly difficult to get a window open, it could indicate anything from dry rot to termite infections. Check around sticking windows to see if the sellers may have covered up damp spots with fresh paint. If so, they had something to hide that will likely cost you extra money.

Wiring and electricity issues

Electrical outlets that seem old or discolored could be a warning sign. Electrical wiring can be extremely costly. If the house isn’t vacant and has power turned on, flip the light switches on and off and check electrical sockets for signs of damage.

Damaged Cabinets

Cabinets are easy to cover up and face-lift on the outside, but the same isn’t always true for the interiors. Check the inside of the kitchen cabinets to make sure there isn’t any water damage. Sometimes coffee pots left underneath wooden cabinets for years can cause damage from the steam, so it may be helpful to look underneath the upper cabinets as well. You can repair a water-damaged cabinet, but it may be pricey.

Dampness

Be observant of all the walls and ceilings in a home. Check for any stains or evidence of water damage. If you can smell dampness but can’t see it, try to determine if the paint in that area is fresh. If so, the sellers may have tried to cover up stains by painting over them.

Water Pressure

Check the shower pressure in the bathrooms. You don’t want to be stuck in a home with terrible water pressure. While you’re running the water, check out how well the drains work. It may also help to check the kitchen and bathroom sinks for drainage issues as well.

Loose Tiles

Loose tiles in bathrooms, kitchens, or laundry rooms is a sign of water damage. If you see any uplifted tile or loose grout, also check and see if any wood seems to be cracked or swollen in that area.

Roof

Unfortunately, roofs can pose dozens of expensive issues. Make sure the roof does not appear rusty or damaged. Be observant of whether the roof seems sturdy or slightly saggy. If the roof seems to be caving in slightly, this could mean there is a framing or foundation issue with the house.

Yard condition

Try to determine by the shape the yard whether or not drainage is an issue. If the yard seems to cave in at any point, this may indicate that rain will cause pools of mud in the lawn which means you will be the one to spend money on a new drainage system. This could be especially troublesome if you have pets.

Heating and AC

Check out the HVAC or heating system to determine the age of the system. If it seems old and weathered, it may need to be replaced in the near future or right away.

As always, consult your Charlotte RE/MAX Executive agent, Danielle Edwards if you believe you may have identified a warning sign in your potential home. Some warning signs can be false alarms, but if not, your Real Estate agent will have many contacts and resources as well as expertise on how to fix the issue.

Contact Realtor Danielle Edwards for your real estate needs in Charlotte, NC region.

Realtor NC/SC

704-604-2999

www.soldondanielle.com

email: drivendanielle@gmail.com

Follow me on Facebook/soldondanielle

Written in collaboration with Shannon Hefferon

Top rated Charlotte schools and homes

February 24, 2016 by Danielle Edwards

Top Rated Charlotte Schools

Focusing on Top Rated Charlotte High Schools and Neighborhoods that Surround Them*

February 22, 2016– Danielle Edwards is a Charlotte, NC Realtor with RE/MAX Executive, the number one RE/MAX in the Carolinas. As a Realtor, one of the most common requests is information on school districts and the homes that surround them. Let’s take a closer look at the top schools and communities to help your Charlotte-area home search start out in the right direction.

If you are a parent searching for a home in the Charlotte area, school districts are likely a vital factor in your home search. It’s important to know that as your children grow up, they will be placed in top-rated schools that will provide them with opportunities to grow and succeed while being challenged. Keep reading to learn more about the top rated Charlotte schools and some of the beautiful communities in close proximity.

Top rated Charlotte schools website for data

k12.niche.com ranks Charlotte area schools based on academic grades, health and safety, parent/student surveys of overall experience, student culture and diversity, teachers, resources and facilities, extracurriculars and activities, and finally, sports and fitness.The following Charlotte area high schools were rated highest for the 2014-2015 school year.

Ardrey Kell High School

With this school’s lowest grade being a B+ in student diversity and culture–which incorporates statistics as well as parent, student and alumni surveys–this school landed itself in the number one spot for top rated Charlotte schools. Nearby neighborhoods include:

Abingdon:

Features beautiful brick homes in the heart of the Ballantyne area of South Charlotte. The average sales price in the neighborhood is $436k with an average price per square foot of $177.

Auburn Place
This neighborhood consists of ranch style and two story homes near Blakeney in South Charlotte. The neighborhood is bordered by a running trail that runs from Audrey Kell Road to the NorthWest corner of the community. The average sales price is $245k with an average price per square foot of $127.

Blakeney Retreat

Quaint street in Blakeney Retreat

Beautiful new homes near fun shopping boutiques and restaurants. This neighborhood is also in the Blakeney area and averages $679k with an average price per square foot of $185.

Hunters Gate
A sough after neighborhood with close proximity to I-485, this community has an average sales prices at $329k and an average price per square foot of $119.

Reavencrest
A popular neighborhood positioned between StoneCrest and Blakeney, Reavencrest has an average sales price of $265k and an average price per square foot of $147.

Vanderbilt at Providence
These beautiful brick homes have an average sales price of $547k with an average price per square foot of $137.

Fort Mill High School

The lowest grade for Fort Mill High school is a B but the school beams A’s almost all across the board, making it #2 in top ranked Charlotte high schools. This school is located right below the NC/SC border in close proximity to I-77 and Carowinds. Nearby neighborhoods include:

Ashford On The Water
Ashford On The Water is a subdivision of beautiful brick, stone, and stucco houses with an average sale price of $355k and an average price per square foot of $119.

Meadowview
This neighborhood is off of Tega Cay drive and the average sale price is a little over $221k with an average price per square foot of $101.

Sutton Mill
This is a newer, quaint community in Northern York County. The neighborhood consist of 93 homes and is just off highway 160. Average sale price is $338k and the price per square foot averages at $119.

Baxter Village

Baxter Village

Baxter Village is a unique, quaint neighborhood that includes shops, restaurants, and a YMCA that are all literally steps away from each home. The average home here sales for $545k with a price per square foot at an average of $143

Marvin Ridge High School

Marvin Ridge’s lowest grade is a C+ in student culture and diversity with it’s only B grade being in extracurriculars and activities. This school as earned itself an A grade in everything else. Some of the neighborhoods near this school include:

Belle Grove
Belle Grove is a community that features very new homes with low, Union County taxes. Each home sits on a 1+ acre lot and are 4-6 bedrooms. The homes here range from $580k-$730k.

Kingsmead
This neighborhood features 92 premier custom homes, 2 pools (one with a slide AND waterfall), a tennis court, walking trails, and a fishing pond. The average home here sells for nearly $784k with an average price per square foot of $166.

Woodcliff
Woodcliff is in the Ballantyne West area of Charlotte. These beautiful custom homes average at about $774k with an average price per square foot of $137.

Cuthbertson High School

This school’s lowest grade is a B+ in Sports and Fitness with a Parent/Student overall experience of 4.2 out of 5. This school is located in the rural Waxhaw NC. District neighborhoods include:

Anklin Forrest
You can enjoy low property taxes along with an active and scenic lifestyle in this neighborhood. The average price sits right at $445k with an average price per square foot of $114.

Providence Grove
This quiet neighborhood includes a swimming pool and walking trails. The average price is $314k with an average price per square foot of $109.

Shannon Vista

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Shannon Vista

This newer neighborhood offers residents low taxes, convenience with close proximity to highway 74, and large lots. The average price is $313k with an average price per square foot of $119.

Weddington High School

46 parents and students rated Weddington high school a 4.1 out of 5 and the school got A’s and B’s on everything except Student Culture & Diversity with the next lowest grade being a B in Health & Safety. The beautiful neighborhoods that surround this high school are as follows:

Chatsworth
Located on the East side of Providence Road, Chatsworth is a gorgeous neighborhood that was incepted in 2005. Average price is $657k with a price per square foot average right at $132.

Lake Providence
This neighborhood was first developed in the 1980’s and features 160 homes. The average listing price is right in between $574k-$575k with an average price per square foot of $169.

Victoria Lake
The beautiful, brick homes of Victoria lake average at $750k with an average price per square foot of $178.

Sanctuary at Weddington

This neighborhood features beautiful oak trees and wooded home sites. The homes here average at $504k with an average price per square foot of $133.
Of course, each school district is surrounded by dozens of beautiful neighborhoods. The average listing price and price for square foot listed for the above neighborhoods are for 2015 and 2016. School districts and zones are subject to change. Consult with Realtor Danielle Edwards about any questions you may have regarding neighborhoods and school zones in Charlotte and surrounding neighborhoods. To view the grades of other Charlotte-area high schools, visit k12.niche.com

** This information is based on current school zoning . Proposed zoning is in the works. Please verify with me, or your local school board before making any home buying decisions based on this article.

Contact Realtor Danielle Edwards for your real estate needs in Charlotte, NC region.

704-604-2999

www.soldondanielle.com

email: drivendanielle@gmail.com

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^{Written in Collaboration with Shannon Hefferon}

Huntersville home for sale

November 1, 2015 by Danielle Edwards

Huntersville home for sale

Ranch home for sale

Just listed by Remax Executive Realtor, Danielle Edwards.

This cozy loved and cared for home in Moorecrest is listed at $174,500.
Featuring 3 bedrooms with a bonus room above the garage. This community is located
near Highland Creek and Skybrook. Great Cabarrus County Schools!

Home has upgraded flooring, neutral paint, new landscaping and irrigation!

Check out 716 Byrum Way ST listing marketing video:

Check out 716 Byrum Way ST virtual tour

To set up a showing for this beautiful Huntersville, NC home contact Realtor, Danielle Edwards.

Contact: 704-604-2999

drivendanielle@gmail.com

www.soldondanielle.com

Home Repairs

September 9, 2015 by Danielle Edwards

Charlotte Home & Family Resource Guide

Finding the right handyman, repairman, inspector can be challenging to do your home repairs. As a Charlotte Realtor I am always needing someone that can get the home repairs done but also give quality work in a timely manner. This is why I have put together this list for my clients to have easy access to my preferred vendors.
Here is my comprehensive Charlotte home repair or self service list that has been compiled by myself
and others who have high standards.

CLICK HERE TO ACCESS

As always thank you for your business and I look forward to helping you make your home A HOME!

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Contact REMAX EXECUTIVE Realtor, Danielle Edwards for your Charlotte real estate needs.

704-604-2999

www.soldondanielle.com

email: danielleedwards@remax.net

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CHARLOTTE REAL ESTATE APP

September 1, 2015 by Danielle Edwards

CHARLOTTE REAL ESTATE APP

Looking for a reliable CHARLOTTE REAL ESTATE APP to search for CHARLOTTE HOME LISTINGS?

Danielle Edwards, REMAX EXECUTIVE, covers the Charlotte, NC region. Her Charlottte app gives statistics, school information, accurate data, AND connects directly with her to schedule showings.

DOWNLOAD REAL ESTATE MOBILE APP HERE:

This CHARLOTTE REAL ESTATE MOBILE APP will connect you to all properties in the area, and globally.

Click the link above to register online from your computer. Then go to your cell phone and download the

“Home Scouting” app. Create a new user profile, your VIP code is 7046042999

For any questions on CHARLOTTE REAL ESTATE, contact CHARLOTTE REALTOR, DANIELLE EDWARDS.

Your VIP CODE FOR HOME SCOUTING IS 7046042999

704-604-2999

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PIPER GLEN KESWICK FOR SALE

August 26, 2015 by Danielle Edwards

PIPER GLEN KESWICK FOR SALE

Charlotte, NC Real Estate

PIPER GLEN is located in South Charlotte area and is one of the premier luxury subdivisions featuring
not only TPC Piper Glen golf course and country club, but a beautiful variety of homes and townhomes for those wanting to have luxury, lifestyle and leisure all in one place.

Carriage Homes of Keswick is a 36 townhome enclave located off Bevington PL. and Enclave PL. The community features different floor plans, 24 hour security patrol, and lawn maintenance. Its location is certainly something to brag about. Walking distance to the “Four Mile Creek Greenway” which is popular amongst fitness addicts, dog walkers, families–just about EVERYONE who likes to walk with nature! You can leave the car keys, and go for a walk! Also, across the street is Starbucks, CVS AND Trader Joe’s market! Almost like having the city life in the middle of the suburbs of Charlotte.

5737 Ballinard Lane, Charlotte, NC 28277
MLS #3108880

$419,900
Features:
3 Bedroom, 2 1/2 Bath
2601 sq ft.
2 Car Garage

: Private Enclosed Yard/Patio

: Sunroom/Bonus Room

: Master with natural light

: Spacious kitchen

: Great room w/ Skylights

: Loft Flex space at stairs

: Stunning backyard retreat

CLICK HERE FOR MAP LOCATION
CLICK HERE FOR VIRTUAL TOUR

How do I set up a showing or get more information?

Remax Executive

CHARLOTTE REALTOR

Danielle Edwards, ABR, SPS, CLHMS
704-604-2999
www.soldondanielle.com
danielleedwards@remax.net

Danielle Edwards is a Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist, Accredited Buyers Representative and Strategic Pricing Specialist. These are highly acclaimed certifications she has achieved.

Charlotte Real Estate Listings SEARCH

August 6, 2015 by Danielle Edwards

Charlotte Real Estate Listings SEARCH

What is the difference between using a Realtor, or searching for a home on your own? When you search for Charlotte Real Estate Listings you might be wasting time and effort on the wrong sites.

Sites like Zillow.com, Homes.com, Trulia.com etc. are created from syndication process. They get their information from a 3rd party which sometimes lags 3-7 days!

Inaccurate listing information on Zillow.com, Homes.com, Trulia.com happens ALL THE TIME.
As an ACCREDITED BUYERS AGENT, my buyers often times find homes on these sites. Once I look up the homes
on the MLS (MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE) I find that they are already UNDER CONTRACT or CLOSED.
This leads to frustration on both sides. If you are a buyer looking to relocate to Charlotte, NC or live in Charlotte and wanting to BUY a home your best bet is to consult with a Realtor.
Your Charlotte Realtor should set you up on a MLS gateway or portal website complimentary. This MLS site
will send you listings in real time JUST LIKE THE REALTORS RECEIVE THEM!

CHARLOTTE REAL ESTATE LISTINGS WHAT BUYERS SHOULD KNOW ABOUT PROPERTY PORTALS.

To make sure you are receiving FACTUAL LISTING contact DANIELLE EDWARDS with REMAX EXECUTIVE.

Danielle Edwards

REMAX EXECUTIVE

www.soldondanielle.com

Email: danielleedwards@remax.net

contact: 704-604-2999

LUXURY REALTOR CHARLOTTE

August 6, 2015 by Danielle Edwards

LUXURY REALTOR CHARLOTTE

PRESS RELEASE

DANIELLE EDWARDS ATTENDS SPECIAL TRAINING,

BUILDS EXPERTISE IN LUXURY HOME MARKET

JULY 30,2015–DANIELLE J. EDWARDS with REMAX EXECUTIVE / CHARLOTTE, NC recently completed a luxury home marketing training course offered by INSTITUTE FOR LUXURY HOME MARKETING.

The course- which covered such topics as demographics of the affluent, lifestyle segmentation, trends and amenities in today’s Charlotte luxury home product, and creating a marketing plan for the multimillion dollar property– was taught by Laurie Moore-Moore, President of the Dallas- based Institute for Luxury Home Marketing and author of the book, Rich Buyer, Rich Seller! The Real Estate Agents’ Guide to Marketing Luxury Homes.

“The course is a step towards earning the prestigious Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist (CLHMS) designation which The Institute awards internationally to sales professionals who meet performance standards in the upper-tier residential market,” said Moore-Moore. Danielle J. Edwards is an example of a sales associate/ Realtor who works to hone special skills and competencies necessary to provide exceptional service in the fine homes and estates marketplace.”

Edwards is an award-winning sales associate who has been in real estate since 2006 and specializes in the Charlotte market. Edwards won Remax 2015 marketing contest at the Remax R4 convention and was awarded with a new Hyundai Genesis. Her unique marketing skills have been recognized by Broker in charge/owner of Remax Executive, Hadi Atri and local builders who call on her expertise to market their building projects. Danielle Edwards is the current marketing consultation and listing agent for “The Bridge at Sharon View,” a Southpark million dollar gated home enclave by Chelsea Building Group. Her top notch marketing videos(below) have received rave reviews from clients and other Realtor associates. Edwards puts together five star Realtor soirees for her million dollar listings, exclusive direct mail pieces, and award winning social media.

“The training provided new insight about the upper tier market, helped me polish my skills, and provided valuable networking contact with other agents across the country who specialize in luxury properties,” said Edwards. “In addition, I discovered new and creative tools for promoting expensive Charlotte luxury homes and estates and new resources for finding Charlotte buyer prospects. Charlotte home buyers and sellers will benefit from my new knowledge.”

For insights into the current state of the Charlotte luxury market, contact Danielle Edwards at Remax Executive Charlotte, 704-604-2999 or email danielleedwards@remax.net.

LUXURY REALTOR CHARLOTTE

Contact: Danielle Edwards, ABR, SPS, CLHMS

Realtor NC/SC

REMAX EXECUTIVE

3426 Toringdon Way, #100

Charlotte, NC 28277

Telephone: 704-604-2999

danielleedwards@remax.net

www.soldondanielle.com

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6 Tips for Relocating to Charlotte

Everything from navigating through the city to Queen City culture, use this article as your resource guide for relocating to Charlotte

Know your school districts.

Test-drive your commute.

Subscribe to the Charlotte Agenda.

Are you a workout fanatic? Purchase Class Pass.

Know your neighborhoods.

Utilize the RE/MAX Relocation Guide.

CONTACT DANIEL EDWARDS

Springtime House Shopping: How to Stay Ahead

How to prepare for the busy market this spring

Warning Signs to Look for When Touring a Home

CHARLOTTE, NC

Ready to go see some houses? Be on the lookout for these warning signs during your tour

Large, overgrown trees

Difficult-to-open Windows

Wiring and electricity issues

Damaged Cabinets

Dampness

Water Pressure

Loose Tiles

Roof

Yard condition

Heating and AC

Top Rated Charlotte Schools

Focusing on Top Rated Charlotte High Schools and Neighborhoods that Surround Them*

Top rated Charlotte schools website for data

Huntersville home for sale

Ranch home for sale

PIPER GLEN KESWICK FOR SALE

Charlotte, NC Real Estate

How do I set up a showing or get more information?

Charlotte Real Estate Listings SEARCH

What is the difference between using a Realtor, or searching for a home on your own? When you search for Charlotte Real Estate Listings you might be wasting time and effort on the wrong sites.

LUXURY REALTOR CHARLOTTE

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