Real Estate in Chapel Hill, Durham NC and the Surrounding Area

Buying and selling a home can be exciting, emotional, yet sometimes challenging or stressful. When you buy or sell with us, we will do everything in our power to be sure you have a positive experience. My attention to the myriad details and my knowledge gained from nearly 30 years experience along with the assistance of my husband Jim with his professionalism and dedication to our clients makes for a successful real estate transaction.

Experience alone, however, is not everything. Without losing the personal touch, we keep up-to-date technologically - with our website, smart phones with MLS access, texting & email, our voicemail that pages us, our SLR digital camera setup with a wide angle lens, and fully equipped computers.

But, best of all, we like what we do-working with you, our clients, finding and marketing homes, advising and supporting you. We are working for your satisfaction. CALL US at 919-632-3444 or 919-632-8436!

Serving Orange County, Chapel Hill, Carrboro, Hillsborough. N.E. Chatham County: Pittsboro. Durham County, Wake County: Raleigh, Cary, Morrrisville, Apex. Research Triangle Park

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Interest Rate "Float Downs" - Loan Officer Answers Your Question

It seems perfectly logical! You apply for a loan and soon after the rates drop, so why can't the lender just give you the new rate? As in anything, what is seemingly simple on the surface to someone on the "outside" of any business is often way more complicated and not easily understood. Here is great information on Interest Rate Float Downs from a local loan officer...when you can and when you can't get a lower rate after already having made loan applicaton....

Triangle area's Unemployment Rate Improved over 2009

Following up on the article from Forbes that lists the Triangle area as the number 1 area likely to rebound the fastest from the recession, it appears that the unemployment rate in The Triangle has improved by 1.1% since 2009.

The Triangle Business Journal says: "Economic conditions appear to have improved at least marginally in the Raleigh-Durham area since June 2009. The Triangle unemployment rate in June 2009 was 9.1 percent. In July of 2010, the rate had dropped to 8 perccent. See full article from the Triangle Business Journal: Economists group says recession ended in June 2009 - Triangle Business Journal

The Triangle area in NC again comes in on top of real estate news!

Forbes sponsored a study of the real estate markets in the country and once again, the Triangle area comes out on top! This research was to investigate which real estate markets would be most likely to appreciate and why. The Triangle’s diverse job market in growth industries is cited as the main reason why the area was selected.