Did You Know That as a Self-Employed Individual, You Can Use Your Solo 401K to Invest in Real Estate?
Raleigh is a particularly favorable location for this type of investment. Here’s a concise guide on how to make it happen!
Raleigh is a particularly favorable location for this type of investment. Here’s a concise guide on how to make it happen!
I recently had the pleasure of representing Kevin on the sale of his two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bathroom townhouse in Raleigh. After just one day on the market, we received multiple offers and were able to put the house under contract!
I have been working in real estate in Raleigh since 2008 and have formed great relationships in this area over the years. I have extensive knowledge of the market and you can be sure I am going to put in the time and market research to help you come up with a price that will get your house sold in a timely manner.
Fox & Bailey is Raleigh’s new high-end watch shop from the fine folks who have brought us Bailey’s jewelry for decades (so you know it’ll be good).
Prices are finally dropping for many homes in the Raleigh area but Raleigh buyers are backing out of deals.
I recently helped my fraternity brother find his forever home in Wake Forest!
The median sales price of Wake County real estate hit another new all-time high of $405,000 in November 2021—a $6,500 increase from October 2021’s price of $398,500.
When you think of a home buyer, you generally think of one person or a family who is purchasing the home to live in but this is not always the case. Institutional buyers or investors are currently major players in the booming real estate market and their transactions are uniquely different from traditional buyers. Keep reading to learn more about this type of transaction and how you can market your home to institutional buyers as well as traditional buyers.