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Winston-Salem Home for Sale – 2020 Cedar Post Ct – $124,900
THIS WINSTON-SALEM HOME IS READY TO MOVE IN & CONVENIENT TO SHOPPING This beautiful home in Winston-Salem has been recently updated and ready to move in. New features include KITCHEN CABINETS, FLOOR COVERINGS (TILE, LAMINATE, CARPET, VINYL), PAINT, LIGHT FIXTURES, HVAC, and BONUS ROOM in the basement. It has THREE BEDROOMS, TWO AND A HALF… Read More
Clemmons Home for Sale – 1526 Oak Creek Ct – Moravian Heights
Moravian Heights Home for Sale in Clemmons, NC You will enjoy the convenience of Highway 421 and wonderful Clemmons living at 1526 Oak Creek Court in Moravian Heights. This home was built in 1988, is about sixteen hundred square feet, is on point two seven of an acre, has three bedrooms, and two and a… Read More
Winston Salem Home for Sale – Remodeled, Ready to Move-in with Basement Under $100k
4841 Stonewall St Winston Salem, NC Click For Listing Website Click For Interactive e-Tour ALL BRICK RANCH with many updates. Upadates include NEW HVAC, PAINT, FLOOR COVERINGS, and DECK. MLS# 615423 $99,900 3 Bed, 2 Bath 4841 Stonewall StWinston Salem NC, 27105 Tony GreenRealtor EXIT REALTY ELITE (336) 462-9544
Winston-Salem Home for Sale – 1641 Brown St – Recently Remodeled & Ready to Move-in
1641 Brown St Winston Salem, NC Click For Listing Website Click For Interactive e-Tour This home has is newly re-modeled. Kitchen with new cabinets, appliances and granite! Buy this home for cheaper than you’re paying rent. It’s on a nice, quiet street and ready for you to move in. Take advantage of this wonderful opportunity…. Read More
Real Estate News
Lower Buyer Closing Costs with Seller Financing
Lower Buyer Closing Costs with Seller Financing A recent survey by MortgageIT.com revealed that the average new homeowner paid closing costs in the neighborhood of $3500-$5500. If you could find an alternative means to finance your home and lower these costs, would you jump at it? Despite today’s low interest rate environment, lower closing costs… Read More
Existing Home Sales Up in Winston-Salem Area for Fifth Consecutive Month
The Winston-Salem real estate market continues to improve as existing home sales were up in November, 2011. This was the fifth consecutive month that sales were up over the same month last year. 346 homes sold during November which was up 9% from a year ago. Home sales were also slightly up from October. The… Read More
October 2011 Home Sales Were Up in Forsyth Co.
The Winston-Salem Regional Board of Realtors recently reported that October 2011 home sales were up 11% compared with the same month last year. That’s six consecutive months of growth over the same period for 2010. I believe that is a great sign for our local real estate market. WSRAR Board chief executive, Glenn Cobb, was… Read More
October 2011 Existing-Home Sales Rise, Unsold Inventory Declines
The National Association of Realtors® released their latest housing market statistics for October, 2011 yesterday. Lawrence Yun, NAR chief economist, said the market has been fairly steady but at a lower than desired level. He reported that existing-home sales improved in October while the number of homes on the market continued to decline. Total existing-home sales1,… Read More
HARP 2.0 Loan Refinancing Guidelines for Winston-Salem Home Owners
Guidelines to Refinance Your Under Water Mortgage in Winston-Salem Using HARP 2.0 Here are the links to the HARP 2.0 Mortgage Refinancing guidelines released recently. https://www.efanniemae.com/sf/guides/ssg/annltrs/pdf/2011/sel1112.pdf http://www.freddiemac.com/sell/guide/bulletins/pdf/bll1122.pdf In short, here are the changes these guidelines describe: – Starting December 1, 2011 authorized lenders may begin the loan application process for Winston-Salem Triad area borrowers who have… Read More
HARP Refinance For An Upside Down Mortgage in Winston-Salem Piedmont Triad Areas
Major Changes To The HARP Government Refinance Program Announced The new HARP government upside down/underwater mortgage refinance program will help some home owners in the Winston-Salem, Clemmons, Lewisville, Kernersville, Advance, and Piedmont Triad areas who want to keep their home and lower their interest rate and mortgage payment. What is HARP? Well, it’s an instrument, but in this post we’re… Read More
Home Sales and Prices Expected to Increase in 2012 According to NAR
Modest Volume, Price Gains Projected in Housing Market Next Year By National Association of Realtors Chief Economist The housing recovery will continue on its slow but steady pace over the next couple of years, NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun said recently at the REALTORS® Conference & Expo Economic Issues & Residential Real Estate Business Trends… Read More
Winston-Salem Downtown Makes Livablility.com’s Best Downtowns List
Livability.com is a website dedicated to finding good stuff in small to mid-size cities. They have lists for best “summer fairs”, “food festivals”, “places to ride a bike”, and others. They recently named Winston-Salem as the
30-Year and 15-Year Mortgage Rates Hit All Time Low
The interest rates for 30-year mortgages fell below 4% this week for the first time ever. For those in a position to purchase or refinance a home, it is a great time to be in the market. However, for most it’s still a challenge with the overall economy and tightened credit standards. Thankfully, the Winston-Salem… Read More
DINE OUT DAY in Winston-Salem for United Way
Today is “Dine Out Day” in Winston-Salem. Many local restaurants are coming together to give back to this great community. They will contribute a portion of their proceeds to the United Way of Forsyth County. United Way helps to meet the basic needs of people in crisis. Their services create real changes in our community…. Read More
Housing Market is Split: Some Markets are Rising, Some Still Falling
In many areas of the country, luxury real estate is rising and poor areas ravaged by countless foreclosures are still declining. Home prices in general have fallen by about 30% since the real estate bubble peak in 2007. Statistics show that’s a steeper decline than in during the Great Depression. However, some prices, especially in… Read More
