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How to prepare your Home for Winter Showings

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How to prepare your Home for Winter Showings

Get your House Ready for Winter Showings.

Winter can be a challenging time to sell a home, but with a little preparation, you can make sure your property is ready to impress potential buyers.

Here are a few tips to help you prepare your home for winter showings:

1. Basically The home’s exterior should be cleaned. Power wash any grimy siding or stone pathways, additionally make sure all leaves and debris have been cleared from walkways and porches, and touch up paint where necessary on window frames and trim.

2. So that prospective buyers can readily access the home, keep snow accumulation off of the paths. Make sure snowdrifts do not also obstruct the entrance doors.

3. Remove any window treatments so that you can prevent natural light from entering the house. During showings, this will make your home’s interior appear spacious and light.

4. Use air freshening sprays, bake some cookies, or simmer some apple cider on the stove to draw attention to interior smells before potential buyers come.

5. Remove any area rugs or carpets that could be potentially wet or damp if snow was tracked inside your home when people view it during winter months.

6. Warm throws should be positioned on the furniture in the living rooms, bedrooms, and bathrooms so y ou can create a cozy ambiance throughout the entire home.

7. Maximize heat efficiency and consider installing a programmable thermostat so you can adjust temperatures to your own schedule, and save money.

8. Seal windows and doors with caulking or weather stripping to eventually keep warm air in and cold drafts out.

9. Clear walkways of snow, ice and debris to ensure the safety of visitors who are viewing your property.

10. If you have a fireplace, make sure it is clean and ready for use as buyers love a cozy home during winter months.

By taking these steps to prepare your home for winter showings, you’ll get top dollar for your property quickly! It will be well worth the effort when you can sell it faster and for more money than expected!

11. Keep the temperature in your home within a comfortable range to ensure buyers don’t feel too hot or cold.

12. Make sure you have plenty of fresh towels, warm blankets, and other comforts available for visitors who may be chilly from their commute over.

13. Don’t forget to add cozy touches around the home like sweet-smelling candles and good lighting that will create an inviting atmosphere; these features can really help potential buyers envision themselves living in the property!

14. Last but not least, updating your landscaping with winter-friendly plants is a great way to showcase your home’s exterior. This will give viewers a pleasant surprise as they arrive at your door!

By taking the time to do these simple steps, you’ll be well on your way to preparing your home for a successful Winter showing and ensuring that potential buyers will have a great experience when they visit. Good luck!

For more tips and advice on how to prepare your home for winter showings, please don’t hesitate to contact us at any time. We’re here to help make sure that you have the best possible experience selling or renting out your property during this cold season!

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

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License #: 249833
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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.

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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.
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Realtor, REMAX EXECUTIVE
Hefferon | Edwards Team

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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.

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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.

 

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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.
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Charlotte Real Estate
Realtor, REMAX EXECUTIVE
Hefferon | Edwards Team

704-761-7484
Licensed In: NC
License #: 249833
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Back on the Market Townhomes Charlotte – Galloway Park

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Townhomes Charlotte

BACK ON THE MARKET New Townhomes Charlotte for Sale – Galloway Park

1408 Galloway Park Road, Charlotte, North Carolina

Let’s check out this Charlotte listings townhome stats!

  • Price: $370,000
  • Address: 1408 Galloway Park Road
  • City: Charlotte
  • State: North Carolina
  • ZIP: 28262
  • MLS #: 3936290
  • Square Feet: 1,742
  • Bedrooms: 3
  • Bathrooms: 2.5
  • Built: 2021
Additional Features: 
It has an exciting neighborhood features, amazing view, an overlooking terrace and a perfect home for you!

Living in Charlotte, NC – 28262 more information on – Townhomes Charlotte

If you’re looking forward to buying a new construction home, this is  townhome is exactly what you’re looking for! Be astounded with our newest REMAX listing on the market. This stunning end-unit-corner lot facing treed lot has been barely lived in and will definitely meet all your standards. It has a majestic Iron-stair case spindles, Primary bath expanded shower, Smart home thermostat, alarm and door locks! In addition to this, it has a Top Level kitchen upgrades with 5-burner gas stoves for you to have a wonderful cooking experience! Our kind sellers added some fancy stuff like the new swanky fan in the family room and a 2-inches faux wood blinds. You’ll never get to worry about supply chain issues to get your SS refrigerator and washer and dryer too!

Here’s a more interesting fact :

It’s only a few blocks away from Trader Joes, and UNC-Charlotte!  Definitely a great catch! You will love the Charlotte restaurants and the quick access to make your way home.  This Charlotte NC location is a 10!  Most Charlotte townhomes are older in this area.  So finding something this new is a score!  Townhomes are great because you don’t have someone living above you.
If you are new to the Charlotte, NC area this area is just North of Uptown Charlotte.  Home prices tend to be slightly less than what you will find in South Charlotte.  Living in this area is great for easy access to the Charlotte area and shopping is just around the corner.
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LEARN MORE ABOUT THE TOWNHOUSE. HERE’S A QUICK TOUR!

Don’t wait too long!  Mortgage are starting  to decrease  and rates starts to stabilize! So this might be the sign you have been waiting for!
For more information on this townhome or living in CHARLOTTE, NC just reach out.

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

Did you know that less that 91% of Charlotte Realtors have worked in a market with less than 45 days on the market and interest rates above 6%!!

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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Tips on Moving to CHARLOTTE NC

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Tips on Moving to Charlotte, NC

8 Things to Know About Moving to Charlotte

No doubt, Charlotte, NC  is a fun and exciting place to visit. Whether you’re a sports fan, a history buff, or just looking for a fun night out on the town, Uptown Charlotte has something for everyone. But if you’re planning on relocating to the Queen city, here are 8 things to know about moving to Charlotte, NC and tips on moving to Charlotte NC.

#1 Uptown is downtown.

Uptown Charlotte is the central business district of Charlotte, North Carolina, and is a vibrant and exciting place to visit. The area is home to various attractions, including the NASCAR Hall of Fame, the Mint Museum, and the Levine Museum of the New South. It also has a wide range of restaurants, shops, and entertainment venues. Uptown Charlotte is home to a number of entertainment venues, including Bank of America Stadium (home of the Carolina Panthers NFL team), and Spectrum Center (home of the Charlotte Hornets NBA team). In addition, the area is home to a number of several greenspaces including Romare Bearden Park and the Little Sugar Creek Greenway.

#2 Charlotte is home to many diverse neighborhoods.

Charlotte, North Carolina is a diverse city with a variety of neighborhoods that reflect its cultural and economic diversity. Some of the city’s neighborhoods are more affluent and primarily residential, while others are more urban with a mix of residential, commercial, and industrial areas. Communities in Charlotte known for their diversity include Plaza Midwood, which is home to a mix of professionals, artists, and families. Another diverse neighborhood is NoDa (short for North Davidson), which is known for its arts scene and eclectic mix of residents. The Elizabeth neighborhood has a mix of single-family homes and apartments. And, Dilworth is a residential area with a mix of restaurants, and South End is a more urban neighborhood with a mix of residential and industrial areas.

Lake Wylie, SC

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#3 Charlotte has beautiful lakes.

Lake Norman and Lake Wylie are two popular lakes located in Charlotte, NC. Both lakes are known for their beautiful natural surroundings and offer a variety of recreational activities for residents and visitors. Lake Norman, which is located just north of Charlotte, is the largest man-made lake in the state. It is home to a number of marinas, restaurants, and other amenities. Lake Wylie, which is located just south of Charlotte, is a smaller lake. It is home to a number of parks and recreational areas, as well as several marinas and boat ramps. Both Lake Norman and Lake Wylie are popular destinations for residents and visitors to the Charlotte area. They offer a wide range of recreational activities and amenities. Whether you are looking to relax on the beach, go fishing, or enjoy a day out on the water, these lakes have something for everyone.

#4 Greenways, greenways, and more greenways!

Charlotte has greenways in every pocket of the city and they will all connect by the end of 2023, making for one seamless intracity greenway called the Cross Charlotte Trail (XCLT). These trails are typically located along natural corridors such as rivers, creeks, and abandoned rail lines, and they can be used for activities such as walking, biking, and running. There are several greenways in Charlotte, including the Little Sugar Creek Greenway, which runs through the city’s center and connects several neighborhoods and parks. Other greenways in the city include the McAlpine Creek Greenway, the Stewart Creek Greenway, and the Four Mile Creek Greenway. Greenways in Charlotte are managed by the Charlotte Department of Transportation. They are an essential part of the city’s network of trails and bikeways. They provide residents and visitors with opportunities to enjoy the outdoors and engage in physical activity, and they also serve as essential corridors for wildlife habitat and conservation.

#5 Lots of roads in Charlotte change names.

There are several roads in Charlotte, North Carolina, that change names as they pass through different neighborhoods or jurisdictions. One example is Independence Boulevard, which changes its name to Eastway Drive as it passes through the east side of the city. Other roads in Charlotte that change names include:

  • Fairview Road: Changes to Sardis Road, which turns into Rama Road in the southeastern part of the city
  • Providence Road: Changes to Marvin Road in the southeast part of the city
  • South Boulevard: Changes to Park Road in the South Park neighborhood
  • Beatties Ford Road: Changes to Rozzelles Ferry Road in the northwest part of the city
  • Billy Graham Parkway: Changes to Statesville Road as it passes through the north side of the city
  • Wilkinson Boulevard: Changes to Freedom Drive in the northwest part of the city

It’s important to pay attention to road signs and be aware of these name changes, as they can confuse visitors or newcomers to the city.

Charlotte BBQ

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#6 Amazing BBQ… Better than Texas or Midwest.

There I said it! Charlotte, North Carolina has a thriving food scene, and BBQ is one of the city’s specialties.

There are several BBQ restaurants in Charlotte that are known for their delicious, slow-smoked meats and flavorful sauces. Some popular BBQ joints in Charlotte include:

  • Midwood Smokehouse, for its award-winning BBQ and craft beers
  • Mac’s Speed Shop, which serves up classic BBQ dishes such as pulled pork and ribs
  • Smokey Joe’s BBQ, which is known for its traditional southern BBQ
  • Sauceman’s BBQ, which serves up a variety of BBQ meats and sides.

In addition to these conventional BBQ restaurants, Charlotte also has a number of newer, more modern. BBQ spots that offer unique twists on classic BBQ dishes. With such a wide range of BBQ options to choose from. there is something for every BBQ lover to enjoy in Charlotte.

#7 Taxes are higher in Charlotte, NC

Charlotte has relatively high property taxes compared to other cities in the state. According to the Tax Foundation, the average effective property tax rate in Charlotte is 1.29%. This is higher than the state average of 0.77%. In addition to property taxes, Charlotte residents also pay state and local sales taxes. The state sales tax rate in North Carolina is 4.75%, and the local sales tax rate in Charlotte is 2.5%, for a total sales tax rate of 7.25%. The state income tax rate in North Carolina ranges from 5.25% to 7.25%, depending on income level. While the tax burden in Charlotte may be higher than in some other cities, it also has a strong economy and a high quality of life, making it an attractive place to live and work.  2023 is a TAX REVALUATION year.  Learn about that here

#8 Charlotte is rapidly growing because everyone is moving here

Charlotte has experienced significant population growth in recent decades. According to data from the U.S. Census Bureau, the population of Charlotte increased by 23% between 2010 and 2020, from 731,424 to 903,393. The city’s population is expected to continue growing in the coming years. Several factors contribute to Charlotte’s growth, including its strong economy, diverse job market, and high quality of life. Charlotte is home to several major corporations and financial institutions, and it has a thriving startup scene and a growing tech sector. The city is also home to several universities and colleges, which helps act a diverse and educated workforce. In addition to its strong economy, Charlotte is known for its attractive natural setting and outdoor recreation opportunities.  Currently, Zillow has CHARLOTTE ranked as the #1 market to watch for 2023.

Charlotte, NC or North and South Carolina are amongst the top 5 states people are flocking to.  For more tips on moving to Charlotte NC and questions on the different areas, schools, things to do.. All that good stuff – let’s talk!

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Charlotte Realtor®

Tips on Moving to Charlotte NC

Danielle Edwards

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How to Give Back This Holiday Season in Charlotte, NC

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How to Give Back This Holiday Season in Charlotte, NC

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! The city is lit, the food is decadent, and the parties are fun. But we all know what’s important—enjoying quality time with the people you cherish and helping your community by giving your time, gifts, or donations to those in need. As it is said, it is better to give than receive. And there’s no better time to apply that mantra than during the holiday season. Here’s a list of nonprofits you can support and ideas on how to give back this holiday season in Charlotte, NC.

The Salvation Army

The Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program helps provide Christmas gifts for children in need. You can choose a gift from the Angel Tree registry through a partnership with Walmart and drop off the gift at their Christmas Center located at 2708 Yorkmont Road, Charlotte, NC 28208. Distribution starts on December 16th. And donations are always accepted in lieu of gifts.

The CMPD Explorers

The CMPD Explorers Christmas Project partners with the Salvation Army Christmas Assistance Program to provide Christmas presents for hundreds of children in the Charlotte area. They accept toy donations for children under 14 years old at any Charlotte Fire Station or CMPD office. You can also set up a toy drive at your business, school, or church. Of course, donations are always accepted as well!

Toys for Tots

Toys for Tots makes a huge impact in Charlotte. Last year, they distributed 19,796 toys to children in need. You can request a Toys for Tots box to put in the lobby at your business, school, or church. Or you can find a list of public boxes to donate toys here.

Charlotte Rescue Mission

Charlotte Rescue Mission. This faith-based organization is dedicated to helping people and families impacted by addiction. During the holiday season, Charlotte Rescue Mission accepts money, food, clothes, and medicine donations. They also accept notes of hope and encouragement.

Thompson Child & Family Focus

Thompson Child & Family Focus make the holidays magical for almost 800 children by stuffing their stockings and their hearts. Secret Santa wish lists are available through a Child’s Place, Friends of the Children, Wraparound, and Family partners.

A Roof Above

A Roof Above serves the housing-insecure families of Charlotte. They depend on community donations to help get them through the winter comfortably. They also host a collection drive during the holiday season or you can purchase items from their Amazon Wishlist.

The Harvest Center

The Harvest Center of Charlotte invites families to assist with meal preparation and serving local Charlotteans in need. They encourage you to also sit down, eat and socialize with those you serve to build new friendships and connections. They also welcome volunteers to help with move-in preparations and campus beautification.

Neighborhood Cookie and Hot Cocoa Stand

And, one of my favorites, if you have a little entrepreneurial spirit at home, set up your own cookie and hot cocoa stand with proceeds going to your favorite local charity!

 

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Charlotte Realtor®

Danielle Edwards

South Charlotte Real Estate
Realtor, REMAX EXECUTIVE

Hefferon | Edwards Team
704-761-7484
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License #: 249833
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Why Now is the Best Time to Buy

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Why Now is the Best Time to Buy

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! And, yes, even in real estate! We know a lot of buyers are asking the same questions right now: Should I wait for interest rates to come back down before I buy a home? Let me explain why now, even with the higher interest rates, is the best time to buy a home.

Charlotte is one of the top 5 cities to move to for work and honestly, buying a house today saves you big bucks in the long run.

  • No more paying $100K over asking.
  • No more waiving inspections and appraisals.
  • No more as-is offers.
  • No more bidding wars!
  • You will be able to negotiate a fair price.
  • You will receive seller concessions if the inspection reports indicate repairs are needed.
  • PLUS, you can REFINANCE as soon as rates come back down in a year or two.

Check out this handy comparison of what buying a house today vs. 6 months ago looks like:

 

Danielle Edwards, Charlotte, NC

Enjoy your holiday and give me a call so I can help you find the home of your dreams in 2023.

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Questions to Ask Real Estate Agent - Charlotte, NC

Charlotte Realtor®

Danielle Edwards

South Charlotte Real Estate
Realtor, REMAX EXECUTIVE

Hefferon | Edwards Team
704-761-7484
Licensed In: NC
License #: 249833
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Buyer real estate software for market  updates

Best real estate software for the value of your home

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5 Things I Love About South Carolina!

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5 Things I Love About South Carolina!

South Carolina is a sure bet if you’re looking for big-city amenities with a slower pace of life. I sell a lot of homes on the South Carolina side of Charlotte, primarily to families looking for top-rated schools and retirees looking to take advantage of all the recreational opportunities this beautiful palmetto state has to offer. Watch my video to learn about the top 5 things I love about South Carolina.


 

Fireworks All Day, Everyday

Who doesn’t love the beautiful display of colors lighting up the night sky? South Carolina fireworks are some of the best in the country too. Many other states only allow the sale of “safe and sane” fireworks, but South Carolina allows the purchase of any Consumer-class (C-class) fireworks, with a few exceptions. Fireworks are legal to light every day. So, be safe and respectful of your neighbors, and enjoy shooting fireworks all year in South Carolina.

Cheaper Liquor and Gas

Are you starting to sense a vibe about South Carolinians? Yep, they sure know how to have a good time! Because the state does not operate liquor stores in South Carolina, SC liquor stores can compete, driving down the costs. So go on down to Frugal MacDoogal’s at the Carowinds exit and enjoy your savings — and don’t forget to gas up while you are there!

Charleston, SC

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Beaches, Beaches, Beaches

From famous rockin’ Myrtle Beach to upscale Hilton Head Island to quieter beaches like Daufuskie Island, there’s a beach for every personality and lifestyle. My personal favorites are the charming beaches surrounding Charleston, SC. Enjoy spending your days on Folly Beach and later eating at some of the finest restaurants in the country in beautiful, historic Charleston, SC.

Lower Taxes

South Carolina enjoys some of the lowest property tax rates of any state. The current tax rate below the NC border is 0.560%, compared to 1.05% in Charlotte’s Mecklenburg county. This difference is a savings of almost $2,000 a year when comparing a $400,000 house in South Carolina vs. Mecklenburg county!

Location

Charlotte is a stone’s throw away from the South Caroline border. South Carolina offers peaceful country living, affordable homes, and cheaper taxes. And it is just a short drive from all of the amenities in nearby Charlotte, making it a suitable choice for South Charlotte commuters and retirees. I’ve helped buyers in the communities of Fort Mill, Indian Land, Lancaster County, and York County find the home of their dreams, and I can help you too!

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

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Charlotte Realtor®

Danielle Edwards

South Charlotte Real Estate
Realtor, REMAX EXECUTIVE

Hefferon | Edwards Team
704-761-7484
Licensed In: NC
License #: 249833
Contact Me

Questions to Ask Real Estate Agent - Charlotte, NC

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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What does your equity say?
Buyer Market Update Reports

Danielle Edwards Favorite MUST have Charlotte Real Estate Links

Buyer real estate software for market  updates

Best real estate software for the value of your home

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5 Things to Know About Living in Indian Land, SC

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5 Things to Know about Living in Indian Land, SC

Indian Land, SC, is becoming one of the top Charlotte, NC suburbs. Forbes magazine named Indian Land a top “Boom town” in the nation. And for a good reason. There’s a lot of love about this beautiful, sprawling setting, located just south of Charlotte in Lancaster county. Read on to learn about the benefits of living in Indian Land, SC.

LOCATION

Indian Land is an unincorporated community in the northernmost part of Lancaster County, SC. It offers peaceful country living, affordable homes, and taxes and is just a short drive from all of the amenities in nearby Charlotte and Fort Mill. Indian Land is 15 minutes from the Ballantyne area and only 45 minutes from uptown Charlotte, making it a suitable choice for South Charlotte commuters and retirees. 

LOWER TAXES

South Carolina enjoys some of the lowest property tax rates of any state in the US. And Indian Land is no exception. The current tax rate in Lancaster County is 0.560%, compared to 1.05% in Charlotte’s Mecklenburg county. This difference is a savings of almost $2,000 a year when comparing a $400,000 house in Lancaster County vs. Mecklenburg county!

DEVELOPMENTS

Indian Land, SC, is booming! Residential and retail communities continue to develop, and many of the communities cater to the active adult lifestyle. 

  • Bridgemill: Homes range from $600,000 to over $1 million. Beautiful lots, landscaping, and, yes, sidewalks! You are close to TONS of shopping, restaurants, a movie theater, the YMCA, doctor’s offices, and the highway. Watch my video below to see the beautiful Bridgemill. 

  • Sun City at Carolina Lakes: The largest Active Adult golf course community in the Charlotte region that lies on the banks of the Catawba River in SC. This 3,160-home community across 1,512 acres of scenic hills and forests allows residents to enjoy a low-maintenance lifestyle and access amenities, including two large clubhouses and an 18-hole golf course.
  • CrossRidge Center is a 190-acre mixed-use commercial development site just miles from Charlotte’s affluent Ballantyne Community. The site offers more than 1,500 feet of frontal-facing property on Hwy 521. 
  • ParkStone at Indian Land: ParkStone has begun clearing the ground on approximately 46 acres of Land off of 521. The plan includes a mix of medical, commercial, and retail space adjacent to 266 luxury apartments in 10 buildings.

AMENITIES

Although Indian Land has more of a rural vibe and no real “downtown,” plenty of businesses keep you close by. The commercial areas include food and local restaurants, convenience stores, grocery, and even a Super Walmart. 

The best part of living in Indian Land is the connection to the Land and nature. Outdoor lovers will appreciate the Andrew Jackson State Park, which offers hiking, canoeing, camping, fishing, and picnicking. The park has plenty of recreational attractions, including a campground, a fishing lake, picnic shelters, and nature trails.

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Also nearby is the Landsford Canal State Park, a former canal on the banks of the Catawba River. The park is the perfect site for hiking and mountain biking since many trails exist.

For families or retirees interested in joining a social club, the Firethorne Country Club is just across the NC border and a local Lancaster, SC favorite. A luxury country club with a reasonably challenging golf course and a very active tennis league. It is located three miles south of Ballantyne and is part of the club group. 

ECONOMY

Although Indian Land is a small rural town, it’s the home to the HQs of several major businesses, including Continental Tire North America, Red Ventures, Sharonview Federal Credit Union, The Inspiration Networks, and Movement Mortgage. Also located here are large branches of Honeywell, URS Corporation, TriNet, and Keer America Corporation.

 

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