Danielle Edwards

RE/MAX Executive

Danielle Edwards with RE/MAX Executive

Understanding the Impact of Credit Scores

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Understanding Impact Credit Scores in the Home-Buying process is crucial if you’re considering purchasing a home. Your credit score is a critical piece of the puzzle when it comes to qualifying for a mortgage.

Importance of Credit Scores

“A credit score isn’t the only deciding factor on your mortgage application, but it’s a significant one. So, when you’re house shopping, it’s important to know where your credit stands and how to use it to get the best mortgage rate possible.”

Median Credit Score and Mortgage Rates

Mortgage rates are a key factor in affordability, making your credit score even more important to your homebuying plans. According to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, the median credit score in the U.S. for those taking out a mortgage is 770. However, perfection is not necessary. As explained by US Bank:

“Your credit score (commonly called a FICO Score) can range from 300 at the low end to 850 at the high end. A score of 740 or above is generally considered very good, but you don’t need that score or above to buy a home.”

Lender Considerations

Working with a trusted lender is crucial to understanding how your credit score could factor into your home loan and the mortgage rate you’re able to get. Each lender has its own strategy, as FICO states:

“While many lenders use credit scores like FICO Scores to help them make lending decisions, each lender has its own strategy, including the level of risk it finds acceptable. There is no single “cutoff score” used by all lenders and there are many additional factors that lenders may use to determine your actual interest rates.”

Tips for Improving Credit Score

If you’re looking for ways to improve your score, Experian highlights some key areas to focus on:

  • Payment History: Late payments can have a negative impact by dropping your score. Focus on making payments on time and paying any existing late charges quickly.
  • Debt Amount: When it comes to your available credit amount, the less you’re using, the better. Focus on keeping this number as low as possible.
  • Credit Applications: Avoid applying for new credit, which can result in hard inquiries on your credit that may lower your score.

Conclusion

Finding ways to make your credit score better could help you secure a lower mortgage rate. For more information, consult with a trusted lender. Understanding how credit scores influence the home-buying process empowers you to take proactive steps toward achieving your homeownership goals.

Recently I recorded this video and you can find it on my socials @danielle_your_realtor or take the chance and watch it right below.

CHARLOTTE NC MARKET UPDATE MARCH 2024 – TRENDS

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Welcome to the latest Charlotte NC real estate market update for March 2024. Here, I, Danielle Edwards, delve into key trends shaping our local housing market, providing insights and guidance for buyers and sellers alike.

Key Trends in the Charlotte NC Real Estate Market Update March 2024

From the initial listing to the closing date, I’ve witnessed a notable uptick in market activity. Homes are moving faster, as indicated by the significant decrease in median days on the market from 53 to 37 in just one month.

Steady Performance and Seasonal Fluctuations

Looking back over the past year, our Charlotte region’s real estate market has shown steady performance despite seasonal fluctuations. While we experienced a slight dip in home sales during the fall, particularly in October, the market quickly rebounded, with February seeing a resurgence in activity.

Supply Improvements and Opportunities for Buyers

One encouraging sign is the slight improvement in the housing supply. Over the course of a month, the number of available homes increased from 2,727 to 3,000. This uptick provides more options for buyers and helps alleviate supply constraints.

Personalized Guidance and Expert Assistance

I understand that real estate decisions are local and personal. Whether you’re considering buying, selling, or investing, my team and I are here to provide personalized guidance tailored to your unique needs.

As your trusted advisor, I’m committed to offering assistance and answering any questions you may have about the Charlotte NC real estate market update in March 2024. Don’t hesitate to reach out to me for expert advice and support.

Let’s navigate the Charlotte NC real estate market together and achieve your goals!

For more information or assistance, feel free to contact us. Reach out to us, and we’ll be delighted to assist you in finding your dream home. Stay tuned for all updates! Follow us on social media, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube….

Top Charlotte Real Estate Agent As Seen on House Hunters Charlotte guiding her buyer Lyndsay on her relocation.

 

Charlotte Real Estate Agent
Danielle Edwards

Selling Charlotte since 2006

danielleedwards@REMAX.net

704-604-2999

 

 

Maximizing Home Showing Access: Why It’s Crucial When Selling

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Maximizing Home Showing Access: Why It’s Crucial When Selling Your House

If you’re preparing to sell your house, ensuring ample access for potential buyers is key. Before listing your property, discussing access options with your agent is essential for maximizing buyer interest.

Spring Homebuying Season

Spring marks the peak season for homebuying, making accessibility even more critical. Opening your house to frequent showings during this period can significantly increase your chances of attracting motivated buyers.

Boosting Buyer Competition

Buyer competition intensifies in the spring, prompting them to act swiftly once they find your listing. Being readily available for showings during this time can lead to receiving competitive offers promptly.

Ensuring Presentation

Although accommodating showings may disrupt your schedule and require continuous tidying, the effort pays off. Ensuring your house is clean and tidy for each visit is crucial, as buyers expect a well-presented home.

Access Options

Your agent will guide you through various access options, prioritizing buyer convenience. These options range from providing a lockbox for easy entry to scheduling showings by appointment only, each offering different levels of flexibility.

Buyer Preferences

Buyers prefer homes with open access, allowing them to tour the property at their convenience. If your house is easily accessible, more prospective buyers are likely to view it, increasing your chances of a successful sale.

Alternative Options

Your agent will tailor the access strategy to suit your schedule and market demands. In cases where in-person visits aren’t feasible, alternative options like video tours and virtual showings can be explored.

Conclusion

In conclusion, maximizing home showing access is vital for selling your house effectively. By accommodating potential buyers and providing easy access to your property, you can attract more interest and secure the right offer. Let’s connect to discuss the best access strategy for your home sale.

Reach out to us, and we’ll be delighted to assist you in finding your dream home. Stay tuned for all updates! Follow us on social media, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.

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Top Charlotte Real Estate Agent As Seen on House Hunters Charlotte guiding her buyer Lyndsay on her relocation.

 

Charlotte Real Estate Agent
Danielle Edwards

Selling Charlotte since 2006

danielleedwards@REMAX.net

704-604-2999

2024 Trends | Grandfather Homes | Luxury Living in Charlotte

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Unveiling Perfection in Design

For Luxury Living in Charlotte, join us today at Grandfather Homes as we embark on a journey into the meticulous execution of 2024 design elements

Reviving Timeless Elegance

In the realm of home design, 2024 celebrates the reign of the open concept, amplified by contemporary touches such as the reintroduction of gold accents.

Every detail, from knobs to fixtures, exudes sophistication, while the incorporation of natural wood adds warmth and charm, blurring the lines between townhome and single-family dwelling.

Modern Features and Luxurious Upgrades

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

As you ascend the stairs, the modern rails catch your eye, a nod to the evolving trends in home design. In the primary suite, the allure of natural wood floors and cabinets continues, complemented by an increasingly opulent soaker tub. Textured walls add depth and character, ensuring that classic elements remain coveted in contemporary homes.

Embracing Natural Light

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

One constant theme in new homes is the abundance of natural light. Large windows adorn our townhomes, inviting sunlight to dance through the rooms, and creating a sense of warmth and openness. While this commitment to natural light may add to the price tag, it’s a hallmark of the perfection we offer in every home.

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Experience the epitome of luxury living in Charlotte, North Carolina. If this virtual tour has captured your imagination, we invite you to leave a comment, like, and subscribe for more insights into the vibrant real estate market of beautiful Charlotte.

Reach out to us, and we’ll be delighted to assist you in finding your dream home. Stay tuned for all updates! Follow us on social media, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.

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Top Charlotte Real Estate Agent As Seen on House Hunters Charlotte guiding her buyer Lyndsay on her relocation.

 

Charlotte Real Estate Agent
Danielle Edwards

Selling Charlotte since 2006

danielleedwards@REMAX.net

704-604-2999

Is A Housing Market Recession Upon Us?

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Why There Won’t Be a Recession That Tanks the Housing Market

There’s been a lot of recession talk over the past couple of years, leading to concerns of a housing market collapse akin to the 2008 financial crisis. However, expert projections suggest otherwise.

Expert Projections Show Economic Strength

Jacob Channel, Senior Economist at LendingTree, emphasizes the robustness of the economy, stating, “At least right now, the fundamentals of the economy, despite some hiccups, are doing pretty good. While things are far from perfect, the economy is probably doing better than people want to give it credit for.”

a graph of the economic growth of the economy

Most experts believe there won’t be a recession in the next 12 months. One reason why is the current unemployment rate. Let’s compare where we are now with historical data from Macrotrends, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), and Trading Economics. When we do, it’s clear the unemployment rate today is still very low (see graph below):

a graph of a graph showing the number of employment rate

The orange bar shows the average unemployment rate since 1948 is about 5.7%. The red bar shows that right after the financial crisis in 2008, when the housing market crashed, the unemployment rate was up to 8.3%. Both of those numbers are much larger than the unemployment rate this January (shown in blue).

But will the unemployment rate go up? To answer that, look at the graph below. It uses data from that same Wall Street Journal survey to show what the experts are projecting for unemployment over the next three years compared to the long-term average (see graph below):

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As you can see, economists don’t expect the unemployment rate to even come close to the long-term average over the next three years – much less the 8.3% we saw when the market last crashed.

Low Unemployment Rates

Most experts now believe that a recession within the next 12 months is unlikely, citing the current low unemployment rate as a significant factor. Historical data comparison reveals that the current unemployment rate remains relatively low compared to past averages and previous crisis periods.

Projected Stability in Unemployment Rates

Future projections also indicate sustained stability in unemployment rates, with economists forecasting rates to remain below historical averages over the next three years. This suggests that the risk of a significant increase in unemployment, which could lead to a wave of foreclosures, is minimal.

Bottom Line: Economic Stability

Experts are increasingly confident that a recession shortly is improbable. With low unemployment rates and projected stability, fears of a housing market crash similar to 2008 are unfounded. This indicates a resilient housing market that is unlikely to experience significant disruptions in the foreseeable future.

 

Reach out to us, and we’ll be delighted to assist you in finding your dream home. Stay tuned for all updates! Follow us on social media, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.

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Top Charlotte Real Estate Agent As Seen on House Hunters Charlotte guiding her buyer Lyndsay on her relocation.

 

Charlotte Real Estate Agent
Danielle Edwards

Selling Charlotte since 2006

danielleedwards@REMAX.net

704-604-2999

How Shifting Mortgage Rates Affect Your Finances

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Key Considerations When Buying a Home

For prospective homebuyers, understanding the significance of mortgage rates is essential in determining affordability and monthly payments.

Even minor fluctuations in mortgage rates can significantly influence your purchasing capacity.

To effectively navigate these changes and make well-informed buying decisions, it’s advisable to seek guidance from a knowledgeable local real estate agent and mortgage specialist.

2 of the Factors That Impact Mortgage Rates

If you’re looking to buy a home, you’ve probably been paying close attention to mortgage rates. Over the last couple of years, they hit record lows, rose dramatically, and are now dropping back down a bit. Ever wonder why?

The answer is complicated because there’s a lot that can influence mortgage rates. Here are just a few of the most impactful factors at play.

Inflation and the Federal Reserve

The Federal Reserve (Fed) doesn’t directly determine mortgage rates. But the Fed does move the Federal Funds Rate up or down in response to what’s happening with inflation, the economy, employment rates, and more. As that happens, mortgage rates tend to respond. Business Insider explains:

“The Federal Reserve slows inflation by raising the federal funds rate, which can indirectly impact mortgages. High inflation and investor expectations of more Fed rate hikes can push mortgage rates up. If investors believe the Fed may cut rates and inflation is decelerating, mortgage rates will typically trend down.”

Over the last couple of years, the Fed raised the Federal Fund Rate to try to fight inflation and, as that happened, mortgage rates jumped up, too. Fortunately, the expert outlook for inflation and mortgage rates is that both should become more favorable over the course of the year. As Danielle Hale, Chief Economist at Realtor.com, says:

“Mortgage rates will continue to ease in 2024 as inflation improves . . .”

There’s even talk the Fed may actually cut the Fed Funds Rate this year because inflation is cooling, even though it’s not yet back to their ideal target.

The 10-Year Treasury Yield

Additionally, mortgage companies look at the 10-Year Treasury Yield to decide how much interest to charge on home loans. If the yield goes up, mortgage rates usually go up, too. The opposite is also true. According to Investopedia:

“One frequently used government bond benchmark to which mortgage lenders often peg their interest rates is the 10-year Treasury bond yield.”

Historically, the spread between the 10-Year Treasury Yield and the 30-year fixed mortgage rate has been fairly consistent, but that’s not the case recently. That means, there’s room for mortgage rates to come down. So, keeping an eye on which way the treasury yield is trending can give experts an idea of where mortgage rates may head next.

Bottom Line

With the Fed meeting later this week, experts in the industry will be keeping a close watch to see what they decide and what impact it’ll have on the economy. To navigate any mortgage rate changes and their impact on your moving plans, it’s best to have a team of professionals on your side.

 

Danielle Edwards, Charlotte Real Estate agent stresses the fact that buyers need to be preapproved and know all their options.  Understanding the process is key.   Danielle was featured on the TV SHOW First-Time Hombuyers and it is a great glimpse into HOW she helps buyers have a great experience.

 

Top Charlotte Real Estate Agent

 

Charlotte Real Estate Agent
Danielle Edwards

Selling Charlotte since 2006

danielleedwards@REMAX.net

704-604-2999

 

 

Payment Myths First-Time Homebuyers

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Dispelling Down Payment Myths for First-Time Homebuyers

Embarking on the journey to purchase your first home can seem overwhelming, particularly when it comes to saving for the various expenses involved, notably the down payment. You might have heard the common belief that you need to set aside 20% of the home’s purchase price for the down payment. However, this isn’t always the case.

Unless stipulated by your loan type or lender, it’s typically not obligatory to provide a 20% down payment. This means you could be closer to achieving your dream of homeownership than you realize.

As stated by The Mortgage Reports:

“While putting down 20% to avoid mortgage insurance is advisable if feasible, it’s a misconception that this is always mandatory. In reality, most individuals opt for a significantly lower down payment.”

According to data from the National Association of Realtors (NAR), the median down payment hasn’t exceeded 20% since 2005. In fact, for all homebuyers today, it averages only 15%, with first-time buyers typically putting down just 8% (see graph below):

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Exploring Available Resources to Aid Your Homebuying Journey

In addition to down payment assistance programs, such as the over 2,000 programs offered across the U.S. according to Down Payment Resource, various loan options can provide support. For instance, FHA loans allow down payments as low as 3.5%, while VA and USDA loans have no down payment requirements for eligible applicants.

To uncover what you qualify for, consult with your loan officer or broker. They are knowledgeable about local grants and loan programs that can assist you.

Don’t let the misconception that a 20% down payment is mandatory hinder your progress toward homeownership. Rely on professionals to help you discover resources that can turn your dreams into reality. Waiting until you’ve saved 20% may actually be more costly in the long term. According to U.S. Bank:

“There are numerous reasons why achieving a 20% down payment might not be feasible. For some, delaying until they’ve saved up 20% may incur too much time. While you’re saving for your down payment and paying rent, the price of your future home may increase.”

Home prices are projected to continue rising over the next 5 years, meaning delaying your purchase could result in a higher purchase price. Leveraging available resources to buy now allows you to benefit from future price appreciation, building equity rather than incurring additional costs.

Check out the journey of a first-time homebuyer as they navigate the real estate market with REMAX agent Danielle Edwards, in the insightful TV show segment.

In Conclusion

Remember, you don’t always require a 20% down payment to purchase a home. If you’re considering making a move this year, let’s connect to initiate discussions about your homeownership goals.

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Top Charlotte Real Estate Agent

 

Charlotte Real Estate Agent
Danielle Edwards

Selling Charlotte since 2006

danielleedwards@REMAX.net

704-604-2999

 

Today’s Real Estate Market is Ideal for Business

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More Choices, Less Stress

Why today’s real estate market is ideal for business? Ever felt like your current place just doesn’t fit anymore? Whether it’s too big, too small, or just not meeting your needs, you’re not alone. Luckily, with a 15.6% increase in homes for sale compared to last year, you’ve got more options than ever. That means less stress finding your dream home. And hey, if you’re worried about the selection, don’t be! Working with a local real estate agent keeps you in the loop on what’s out there.

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Less Competition, More Attention in Charlotte, NC

Now, you might be thinking, “Sure, more homes on the market means more competition, right?” Not so fast. Despite the bump in inventory, we’re still down nearly 40% from 2019 levels. According to experts, we’ve got a ways to go before hitting pre-pandemic levels. Translation? Your home, priced right and marketed well, will stand out in the crowd. With eager buyers on the lookout, you might just find yourself closing the deal faster than you think and witnessing firsthand that today’s real estate market is ideal for business.

How This Benefits You When You Sell

  1. More Flexibility for Your MoveConsidering selling because your current place doesn’t quite fit the bill anymore? Whether it’s too spacious, too cozy, or simply not meeting your lifestyle needs, you’re not alone. With a noticeable year-over-year increase, you now have a broader range of options for your next home. This means your search might just become a tad easier.If you’ve been hesitating to sell out of fear of not finding a new home that suits your preferences, worry no more. Teaming up with a local real estate expert ensures you’re in the loop about the available properties in your area.
  2. Minimal Competition for Your SaleWhile there’s a bump in the number of homes up for grabs, it’s still not quite back to pre-pandemic levels. According to insights from Calculated Risk, we’re still lagging nearly 40% behind 2019 figures. Closing this gap won’t happen overnight. As a recent Realtor.com article points out:

    “The number of homes for sale and new listing activity continues to improve compared to last year. However, the inventory of homes for sale still has a long journey back to pre-pandemic levels.”

    What does this mean for you? Well, with the right pricing strategy guided by an agent, your property is likely to attract significant interest from eager buyers and could sell swiftly.

Wrapping It Up

So, if you’ve been on the fence about selling your Charlotte home, now’s the time to hop off. With more options for your next move and less competition for your current digs, it’s a win-win situation. Ready to make a move? Let’s chat and get the ball rolling!

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Top Charlotte Real Estate Agent

 

Charlotte Real Estate Agent
Danielle Edwards

Selling Charlotte since 2006

danielleedwards@REMAX.net

704-604-2999

 

 

MARKET UPDATE FOR ZIP CODE 28226

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Market Update for Zip Code 28226: South Charlotte Real Estate Insights

28226 South Charlotte Video Market Update Quarter One 2024

Latest Trends in South Charlotte Real Estate Market

Exploring the Dynamics

In this market update for zip code 28226, we delve into the dynamics of the South Charlotte real estate landscape. Top  RE/MAX agent Danielle Edwards provides insights into the current scenario.

Supply and Demand Analysis

Supply and demand dynamics take center stage in the South Charlotte/South Park area. With inventory levels at less than a month’s worth, the market offers promising prospects for both sellers and buyers alike in Charlotte, NC.Spring Season Surge: Buyer Activity Intensifies

As we approach the spring real estate season, buyer activity is intensifying, indicating a potential surge in market activity. Whether you’re considering buying or selling property in Charlotte, now is a crucial time to stay informed and make well-informed decisions.

Strategizing in the Competitive Market

Moreover, with the influx of buyers and the limited inventory, competition is expected to heat up in zip code 28226. It’s imperative for both sellers and buyers to strategize effectively to navigate this dynamic market successfully.

External Factors at Play

Additionally, factors such as interest rates, economic conditions, and government policies play a significant role in shaping the real estate landscape. Keeping abreast of these developments is essential for making informed decisions.

Conclusion: Expert Guidance Matters

In conclusion, the real estate scene in zip code 28226 is set for robust activity in the upcoming months. Whether you’re a seller looking to capitalize on the market demand or a buyer seeking to find your dream home, expert guidance can make all the difference. Reach out to us for personalized assistance in navigating the South Charlotte real estate market.

Stay tuned for all updates! Follow us on social media, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.

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Charlotte Real Estate Agent
Danielle Edwards, Hall of Fame, Diamond Award Team,

2023 Community Luminary of the Year

Olde Providence Elementary Advocate/Sponsor

OP PTA Board member

Selling Charlotte since 2006

danielleedwards@REMAX.net

 

 

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OAKBORO NC – FARM LAND FOR SALE

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Welcome to OAKBORO NC LAND for SALE

 

BEST REALTOR OAKBORO

Looking for a real estate agent in Oakboro? Or Stanly County area?
My award winning marketing and hard work ethic have proven to work.

Recently sold a combined 20 acres and broke records for the value of land in Oakboro, NC,

 

 

She is more than a for sale sign- she is amazing!…

“The task of selling acreage, with its distinct set of challenges, demands a knowledgeable and dedicated individual, and Danielle has proven herself to be just that. A rockstar who successfully sold a 9 & 11-acre property. She meticulously oversaw every aspect of the process, ensuring a seamless transaction from listing through closing. Fabulous marketing! She articulated parts of the property that I could not put into words. This was not limited to the MLS listing description alone; she skillfully incorporated these qualities into compelling signage, effectively drawing local attention to our land. Top-notch communication skills made the process clear for us were available to explain to buyers. In conclusion, I wholeheartedly recommend Danielle to anyone in need of a Realtor in Oakboro or the surrounding area. Her exceptional skills, dedication, and Professionalism make her a standout choice in the real estate industry.” – JEN SUHAY

 

What to know about OAKBORO, NC or Stanly County area.

Grab your fishing gear or kayak because Rocky River Blueway access is just around the corner. Or use a boat to reach Badin Lake! Only two miles from Main Street Oakboro, where small businesses are thriving and expanding, you can enjoy the best of country living. Old ponds that are concealed by trees can also be revived! Oakboro Park, which hosts events, has a disc golf course, walking and exercise trails, playgrounds, baseball fields, and a bandshell, is nearby. This town is famous for its July 4th celebrations, which include a carnival, parade, live music, and more! This “is the county,” which has fewer regulations and no city taxes while still being convenient in EVERY WAY!

For more details on this SOLD land listing, click here

Drone video of listing

11 acres sold for $250,000 listed at $295,000

9 acres along hwy 138 listed at $250,000 sold for $200,000

Here’s the Survey below:

Oakboro, NC in STANLY COUNTY -best secrets  for country living in North Carolina

Since these Oakboro lots are currently being farmed, the soil should be fine to perk for what you need.  The adjacent lot they own perked for a 5 bedroom/ 4 bathroom home.

Things to do in Oakboro, NC in Stanly County

  • Oakboro Town Park 

Check out Main Street shops from the history museum to other favorites.

Go fishing on your pond or Rocky River Blueway 

 

  • Saturday Farmers Market

  • Live Music in Locust
  • Relax
  • Take your picture on the famous red caboose or watch the train pass through town.

Don’t miss the chance to take your best photo on the Red Caboose.

  • Visit Oakboro Tractor and tell them I sent ya

Whatever you do… DON’T SPEED!  The speed limit changes frequently, and trust me, they are sweet as sugar here, but don’t take speeding lightly.

 

 

Danielle Edwards

Why me for Oakboro Real Estate in Stanly County?

My husband and I recently bought a family property, and what started out as a fun project has turned into an appreciation for being out of the city of Charlotte.  Other than my husband being reconnected to his Southern roots and getting into so many outdoor projects, we truly look forward to our peace and quiet here.  I feel many people will be looking for alternatives for real estate since living in Charlotte, NC, has become well-unaffordable.  With the quick 45-minute commute to Charlotte, it is a viable option for folks who maybe don’t mind commuting or working from home part of the time.

From a real estate perspective, I bring with me “city-level” marketing and expertise on how to market a home or land for sale.  If you found this from my listing on Highway 138– then clearly…. it worked.

I am happy to be a resource for anyone thinking of purchasing here for either a weekend getaway or a new pace of life.  For me being more of a city girl, married to a country guy, I am not going to lie… I love it here in Oakboro, NC.

Contact Danielle Edwards for information on Stanly County, real estate.

North Carolina Realtor® Danielle Edwards has been helping clients with their real estate needs since 2006.

2023 is the year of the Professional Realtor and returning to a more normal real estate market.

Danielle Edwards

Oakboro Real Estate / Stanly County, NC

Realtor, REMAX EXECUTIVE

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Licensed In: NC
License #: 249833
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Danielle Edwards
RE/MAX Executive
12104 Copper Way Ste. 100
Charlotte, NC 28277
704-276-6882
info@soldondanielle.com

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