http://raleighncrealestateblog.com Raleigh North Carolina Real Estate, homes, property and community information Mon, 19 Mar 2007 16:35:43 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en How can the starting real estate investor develop realistic expectations of what your return on your money will be. The pie in the sky numbers you have heard from friends and perhaps read in books and magazines are few and far between. They are not deals you will come across ... http://raleighncrealestateblog.com/?p=18 Who will you choose to represent your interests?  You will likely spend 5 to 30+ hours with this person throughout the transaction.  Have you thought about what your needs are in a Realtor? First, before you begin ask yourself whether or not you want to risk your largest investment decision without ... http://raleighncrealestateblog.com/?p=15 In a competitive industry ranking a realtors success is key is providing proof to consumers of their abilities to sell homes in a changing market.  RE/MAX One Realty now holds 4 of the top 100 positions of both North and South Carolinas Teams.  Marti Hampton, Linda Craft, Kelly DeBrosse & ... http://raleighncrealestateblog.com/?p=16 Real Estate in Wake County has been in a growth stage for years but now the surrounding counties are feeling the impact.  Franklin, Johnston & Granville counties have hit new levels of growth this past year.  Custom built new construction is leading the way as their numbers increase with the new businesses ... http://raleighncrealestateblog.com/?p=13 In 2004 it was predicted that Wake County would double in population over a 10 year period.  Today, almost 2.5 years later it is on track to do just that.  Major companies partnering with national builders are making that statistic a reality.  There are over 2389 new homes for sale ... http://raleighncrealestateblog.com/?p=10 What makes an agent "Your Agent"?  This is a loaded question, right?  Not to Debbie Boosinger of RE/MAX One Realty.  Within her very first year with us she has proven time and again that her expertise not only nets her clients more cash in hand but her advice has also ... http://raleighncrealestateblog.com/?p=9   This beautiful victorian home was built in 1830.  It was the very first home to be built in the Creedmoor area, before there was even a city established this beauty sat tall and proud in what is now Downtown Creedmoor.  The property is zoned for both commercial and residential use and is the perfect ... http://raleighncrealestateblog.com/?p=6 Raleigh, Cary, Wake Forest & Morrisvile have been the cities most plastered in local news for growth and expansion over the past few years.  The best kept secret is a small town just fifteen minutes north of Raleigh and just as close to Durham.  Everyone knows it's a street but ... http://raleighncrealestateblog.com/?p=8 Real estate encompasses all of my passions in life. I have always been addicted to the newest technology, the internet and of course the cell phone. I graduated from Queens University in Charlotte NC in 1998 with two degrees, Psychology and Business. I found my true passion in 2002 when ... http://raleighncrealestateblog.com/?p=4