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Search Charlotte Real Estate listings! Charlotte homes for sale are incredibly priced and fantastic deals abound! Our greater real estate market includes luxury homes, new construction homes, Charlotte Foreclosures and Charlotte Short Sales! Homes in many Charlotte subdivisions are very popular; Charlotte home builders are still building new homes! Our homes, including Charlotte Suburbs are great places to live and raise your family! Charlotte Foreclosures and Charlotte short sales remain a very popular portion of all Charlotte Homes for Sale! Who does not want a home at a discount? View all Charlotte Real Estate listings including our greater Charlotte Real Estate Suburbs!

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As an experienced Wilkinson and Associates Realtor. ERA Realtor and Remax Realtor, you are assured of professional Real Estate services. Explore the Charlotte Real Estate Map and learn about our greater Charlotte area. Contact me, Rick Waite for the latest local Charlotte Real Estate listings at 704.770.6559 or Anne Jackson Waite at 704.293.4995 today!

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Visit Charlotte neighborhoods like Myers Park Homes, Ballantyne Homes for Sale and Homes in Piper Glen. Would you like a custom home search for Charlotte Foreclosure homes? Consider Charlotte country club Homes for Sale Charlotte Real Estate homes, Charlotte lakefront communities, Golf Course Communities, Charlotte Luxury Homes, Charlotte Gated Communities and so much more!

Charlotte Foreclosures: The demand for Charlotte Foreclosure homes for Sale remains strong. Request a custom Foreclosure Homes search but please be specific of your price range, area and size of home.

Charlotte Short Sales: The greater Charlotte Real Estate market has many Short Sale opportunities! A Short Sale has less competition than a foreclosure an may be an ideal opportunity! I am very experienced with Short Sales and my expertise will be a huge attribute for you! Whether you are need to sell your home as a Short Sale or buying a short sale, let's begin with a conversation!

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Many people are seeking Charlotte Townhomes - Charlotte Condos for Sale. Charlotte Uptown Condos are very popular along with a variety of Charlotte real estate in our surrounding areas!

Charlotte Location: Charlotte is located on the south/south central side of North Carolina. Our terrain is reasonably flat but has soft rolling hills. We border York County and Lancaster County South Carolina. Fort Mill SC, Tega Cay, Lake Wylie and Indian Land SC are cities that may be of interest. We are conveniently located 2 to 3 hours from North Carolina Mountain Property and 3+ hours to North Carolina Oceanfront property. We are also only 3 hours from South Carolina Oceanfront Homes such as Real Estate in Charleston SC.

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There are multiple factors to consider before you purchase Charlotte Homes for Sale. The success of your Charlotte relocation is dependent upon the cost of your ideal Charlotte Home, your Charlotte neighborhood, Charlotte Schools, your commute, Property Tax Rates and much more. Your Charlotte Property Investment decision is critical! The ideal piece of Charlotte Real Estate is awaiting your family! Call me, Rick Waite, @ 704-770-6559 today to help find your Charlotte area dream home!

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Charlotte Area HOA's: Good or Bad	5/27/2012 6:42 AM
When searching for a home in the greater Charlotte Real Estate region, as a Realtor, I try to consider all of your needs. The HOA is one of the many topics considered. An HOA can be considered a positive or negative which is dependent upon your specific needs. The HOA, (Home Owners Association), is present in the vast majority of Charlotte Area Neighborhoods. Relatively speaking, the greater Charlotte Real Estate market is still very new. I initially moved to Charlotte in 1990 and Charlotte was still a small charming southern city. The locals were very warm and welcoming; everyone was unbelievably friendly; I found my home. Since that time, tens of thousands also found the charm of Charlotte and have relocated here. Developers facilitated the demand and built a multitude of subdivisions. This includes condos, townhomes, starter home neighborhoods all the way up to elaborate custom neighborhoods that can be on "Lifestyles of the Rich and famous". Charlotte welcomes everyone. We are all the same; Charlotte is Americas Dream of a better life style for you and your family. Back to the Home Owners Association. Charlotte Home Builders are and have created entire neighborhoods. What helps make a neighborhood? A community pool? Community tennis courts? Neighborhood basketball court? Parks? Each family is unique but especially when you are relocating your family, it is ideal to have a recreational area within your neighborhood for you and your children to meet other neighbors. Each subdivisions offers an element of consistency to aid you in your comfort. Each HOA is different. The builder controls the HOA typically until the vast majority of the building is complete. The builder wants to protect his/her investment. A multicolored bus parked in the yard or PIT Bulls chained in the yard does not present a welcoming feeling to your potential new neighbors. As the builder completes building within your neighborhood, the responsibility passes over to the home owners. It is now your investment and your responsibility to help protect that investment. There is always a balance but the HOA is a joint effort to maintain the balance. As shared, the purpose of the HOA is to help protect every one's investment. Your HOA fees will provide landscaping for your entry, mowing the common areas, and maintaining the recreational areas. The more recreational areas, the more expensive the HOA. Some HOA's more aggressively oversee the neighborhood than others. Yes, some may seem overbearing. Try to keep in mind that the purpose of the HOA is to help maintain a certain amount of consistency and to protect the value of your home. First impressions count. I have taken countless people through various neighborhoods over the years. When we enter a neighborhood that is not maintained, regardless of how well maintained "your" home is, buyers are not interested! How much are the HOA fees? A general rule is if the HOA is over $400 a year (for single family homes) then you are likely to have a pool and a recreational area; perhaps lake access. If it is $600 or more, you are more likely to have a pool, tennis courts, perhaps a fitness room, parks and more. If your HOA fees are $200 a year or less, you typically do not have a community pool; your HOA dues are primarily to pay for administration costs and common area maintenance. Keep HOA's in mind when relocating to Charlotte. It is often ideal to have shared amenities in a neighborhood to meet your neighbors and share common interests. It is a great place for kids to meet and play. The neighborhood recreational areas are a great place to spend some time before you buy a home to determine how well you like the place you are about to call home! Authored by Rick Waite, serving as a Charlotte Realtor for over 7 years including all of our greater Charlotte suburbs including Union County, York County SC, Lancaster County SC, Cabarrus County, Iredell and Gaston Counties. Real Estate is not just a home; it's your happiness!
USDA Loan Areas about to change	5/14/2012 3:29 PM
In today's Real Estate Market, many home buyers take advantage of USDA Loans. 100% financing is a great option when buying a home. In many newer cities, there are great suburbs that fall within the USDA geographical criteria to still qualify for USDA Loans. This is about to change. The USDA "Qualifying Areas" are based on the census. The reason why many populated areas qualify in the greater Charlotte Real Estate region is because the data/maps the USDA are using are 10+ years old. Over the past decade, cities like Charlotte have grown tremendously. These areas of population/growth will no longer qualify as of October 2012 (new fiscal year for the USDA). Good or bad? The basis of the loan program was to help rural areas. Rural areas had a long history of USDA loans and maintained a low foreclosure rate. Suburb growth on the other hand is very fluent and this is not the intended target for the USDA Loan Programs. The bottom line is if you were considering a USDA loan, you had better move quickly. Your time is likely to expire. Areas like west Charlotte, Lake Wylie and areas in Waxhaw are likely to not qualify with the new census. Those areas have matured into prosperous neighborhoods and are no longer rural. When considering the greater Charlotte Real Estate market, I am very familiar with the USDA qualifying areas and can help you find a home with 100% financing. Contact me today and let's get started! Authored by Rick Waite
Short Sale Tax Credit Due to Expire by the end of 2012	5/1/2012 8:43 AM
Many home sellers do not realize that when selling your home on a Short Sale, the loss that the bank takes typically would generate a 1099 and credit the short sale lender as income. This means that if you sell your home at a short sale at $100,000 less than you owe, the Government would tax you based on an additional $100,000 of income (that the bank just forgave). The is a current tax relief bill (enacted in 2007) is scheduled to expire at the end on 2012. If this occurs, anyone selling their home as a short sale will owe a lot of money in taxes. Not are you already financially distressed, now the Federal Government sends you a bill! If you owe more on your home than the current market value, are financially distressed and struggling to hold on, you may want to consider a short sale now as opposed to waiting. If you sell a home a s short sale this year, you benefit from the current Federal Program and do not owe taxes based on any shortage. In Charlotte, as with any Short Sales, Homes for Sale will take more time. Each area/subdivision (along with various lenders) but we will go through this in detail to assure you have no surprises. I, Rick Waite, work as a Realtor in the greater Charlotte Real Estate market and would be please to help you list and sell your home as a Charlotte Area Short Sale if you qualify. I am very familiar with the short sale process and be pleased to list and sell your home at no cost to you. If you are in the greater Charlotte Real Estate market, contact me today and see if you qualify to take advantage of the tax break while you still have the chance!
Opportunities in Greater Charlotte Real Estate	4/3/2012 1:38 PM
More and more people are looking for Charlotte area homes for sale that "appear to be" steals. When seeking a home, please first look at the needs and expectations for your family, consider all factors about a home. Rule One: There is always a reason. Charlotte Real Estate, as in any housing market, is based on demand. When less people want to live in a given area than those that want to move, priced decrease. Rule two: Real Estate Market Values are dictated by local markets. For example, Charlotte's Real Estate growth was/is largely based on people relocating to the greater Charlotte region. When the national real estate market dropped, naturally the Charlotte Real Estate market slowed down. This is actually a good thing when evaluating the greater Charlotte Real Estate market. How? Who knows the desirability of your own neighborhood best? Someone who lives there or someone relocating across the nation? The greater discount on homes can largely be accredited to where locals in Charlotte no not desire to live. There are definitely exceptions. The million dollar home market has taken a large hit! This market was largely supported by the national market realizing what they could afford in Charlotte compared to placed similar to New York. Many of the greater Charlotte luxury home buyers realized that they do not actually need or use a home that large and then wised to sell. New financing rules and a weak national real estate market has had a huge negative impact on this segment of the greater Charlotte Real Estate Market. There were also many investors that swarmed into the greater Charlotte Real Estate market. They largely focused on the least expensive homes in the least expensive neighborhoods. The home buyers in these neighborhoods struggled to get into a home. Many of these home owners and investors lost their homes due to foreclosure (you really do not "lose" your home due to foreclosure; it takes many months of not paying your mortgage to actually have your home foreclosed). I share information openly and honestly. There are great deals in Charlotte Real Estate but we need a great deal for you and your family. Visit Charlotte Real Estate and learn more about the amazing Charlotte Real Estate market!
Avoiding Foreclosures with a Short Sale!	2/16/2012 5:01 PM
Are you in the greater Charlotte Real Estate market and facing foreclosure? If you have a documented hardship and loosing your Charlotte area home due to foreclosure, have you considered asking about a short sale? Rule Number 1: You already have a financial hardship, do not fall prey to someone charging you to help. As a Charlotte area Realtor, I have listed and sold many Short Sales over the past several years. I have found that for many home owners, this is the best possible solution. I am equally surprised to see many Realtors and Attorneys actually charging distressed home owners to perform a short sale???? I am very familiar with the process and would love to help. I will help you through the process as we list your home for sale. I will share what to expect and what not to expect. The Mortgage Company will actually prefer a short sale over a foreclosure. The best part is a short sale will have less of an impact on your credit than a foreclosure! Yes, you will need to provide pay stubs, prove a financial hardship and other documentation to the lender. Ultimately, you get to sell your home and the bank accepts the loss. Feeling helpless? I can help. Call me, Rick Waite at 704-770-6559 or email rjwaite1@gmail.com to learn more. Visit one of my Charlotte Real Estate websites to discover more about Charlotte Short Sales and Charlotte Foreclosures. There is really no fee. The lender absorbs the loss and pays my marketing commission. The bank expects the home to be sold for market value (not what you actually owe) but I will help with all of this. It is time for you to regain some control.

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Charlotte Luxury Homes and Tax Values

5/13/2012 3:11 PM

Charlotte Area Luxury Homes

Many are seeking Charlotte Luxury Homes and and want to know the relationship of Sales Price and Tax Values. Sales price is at today's current market value. Market Value is not necessarily the list price but actually the amount a willing buyer is ready to spend and a willing seller will accept.

Tax Value is a snap shot in time. Each County in NC assesses property values every 4 to 8 years. For Example, Mecklenburg County just reassessed Charlotte homes in 2011 and the "new tax values" are reflected in the current tax bills.

A County Wide Assessment results in a "Bulk Assessment". Basic factors are compared and the value is determined (location, price per sq foot plus adjustments). The tax assessor does not enter a home so the real values of two "apparently similar" homes can realistically have far different market values.

The owner can protest the assessment during a short period after the home is assessed. After that, the current and future owners are stuck with the assessed values until the next assessment period. Is this good or bad? Well, that depends.

If you pay substantially more than tax value, and the value you paid is realistic, then you are going to save a lot in property taxes until next reassessment. If you pay substantially less than tax value, you likely got a great deal in the price of your home. If this is the case, your tax bill will be high based on the price you actually paid but you still got a great deal!

Call today to find the ideal Charlotte area luxury home for you. I am very familiar with this market and it is an ideal time to take advantage of low interest rates and capitalize on the Charlotte Real Estate market prior to the economic turn around impacts home values!

Contact me today to learn more at rjwaite1@gmail.com or 704-770-6559.

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What is a Foreclosure Home?

4/15/2012 9:56 AM

Everyone hears about "Buying a Foreclosure Home" but what actually is a foreclosure home. A foreclosure is technically part of the legal process that a lender, mortgage company or bank must do if the borrower fails to pay the mortgage as promised. If a home owner does not pay the mortgage on the home, the bank begins foreclosure proceedings. The bank/lender files paperwork at the County Courthouse to begin the foreclosure process. If the home owner still does not pay, after a certain period of time the bank/lender will eventually "foreclose". This means the bank basically will force a sale of your home in attempt to get the payment that was owed.

Most homes, in today's economy, have little to no equity (home owner owes more than the home is actually worth for resale). This being the case, the lender/bank "buys back" the home at auction. The bank is now the owner of the home.

Each state dictates the exact rules and time required from initial foreclosure notice all the way up to the foreclosure auction. The home owners situation can also extend the process (such as bankruptcy, inheritance, etc).

After the foreclosure process is over, the lender/bank technically owns the home. This is what is commonly is referred to as a Foreclosure home. It now is actually a Bank Owned Home. The bank must now decide what to do with the home. The bank must go through cleaning the home, maintaining the yard, evictions if necessary (rental homes and tenants add different rules), evaluate the value and then make a decision.

If the home is worth considerably less than what is owed, the bank then looks at the insurance policy (bank's insurance policy). This is often with HUD, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac or the USDA. The bank may return the home to the Insurer or simply have the home listed by a Realtor and have it placed for sale.

This is often what is referred to a Foreclosure Home. The previous owner lost the home through foreclosure. Most homes that go through foreclosure were not well maintained by the previous seller and not in the best condition. The lender/bank adjusts the price accordingly. There are many great deals when buying foreclosures but the amount of the discount varies dramatically based on the overall real estate market that the home is located.

For example in the Charlotte Real Estate market, there are some neighborhoods were 30 to 40% is common and others where 10% is more typical. It is based on the demand. The general rule/reality is "the less demand for home owners to live in a given neighborhood, the deeper the discount".

Visit Charlotte Real Estate and learn what the greater Charlotte region has to offer and consider Charlotte Homes for Sale as you look to purchase Foreclosure homes for sale!

Charlotte Short Sales Tips

1/19/2012 12:41 PM

I visited the Charlotte Court House again this week. One crucial thing that many agents neglect are the Hearing dates for pending foreclosures.

I have a couple of Sort Sale listings that are under contract. The court dates are very important; communication is essential. I spoke at the hearing and request an extension so that we have time to close on homes already under contract. The courts are very flexible and very much prefer you to sell your home on a short sale. Again, the key is communication. But doesn't the "foreclosing bank" already know there is a foreclosure and control the dates?

Yes, the bank is very much aware of the pending dates. The best way to understand a process is to stand in someone else's shoes. The lender has a Foreclosure Department and a Short Sale Department (the actual department names vary but their primary function is the same).

The departments operate independently. The foreclosure department has a checklist to follow to assure all processes and procedures are followed. Many short sales fall through due to buyers losing patience and walking away from the deal. "IF" the short sale employee tells his employer to hold off on the foreclosure and then the deal falls through, then the employee lost more money for the bank (by postponing the foreclosure and to get the bad debt off of their books).

As a Charlotte area Realtor, I attend the hearings to assure no deal falls through the cracks. I have not been told by the Short Sale Departments that my interaction helps them but ultimately, it helps assure that a short sale actually happens.

Charlotte area Homes for Sale have many short sales and foreclosures in addition to new homes and resales. Each sector of the market is unique. The most popular areas and price ranges sell quickly (and very near list price). Homes in more challenged areas/neighborhoods take longer to sell. It all depends. If you are considering a short sale, call your lender first and then call me, Rick Waite at 704-770-6559. Honesty is essential; it is a process and I will help you understand the process and help sell your home.

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Is it possible to get 100% Financing on a Mortgage?

11/27/2011 8:01 AM

Many people still would like to buy a home but have been unable to save up enough money for a down payment plus closing costs. In today's mortgage environment the FHA loan is a popular option. An FHA loan requires 3.5% down payment in addition to closing costs and funding fees. This can be a challenge for some but it is still a great option.

There are VA loans for our Veterans. Our Veterans are familiar with these loans which will provide 100% financing but there is a large funding fee required.

How about another 100% Mortgage Loan? The USDA Mortgage loan still provides 100% of your mortgage. In addition the USDA Mortgage Loan can include most of your closing costs in the loan! How does this work and who qualifies?

First, the USDA Mortgage program is from the United States Department of Agriculture. This program provides mortgages for rural properties. There is a USDA map that dictates what areas are still considered rural and which areas do not qualify. There are also income limits; the program is intended to help home owners get into home ownership. How does this program still exist? Does any properties in or around Charlotte qualify?

The USDA Mortgage program still survives. The people borrowing in the rural communities help because they continue to pay their mortgages. In addition, many rural areas were benefited by a very stable housing market (not subject to the steep rise and falls of major cities).

There are still areas both east and west of Charlotte (still within the city limits) that qualify in addition. There are naturally many surrounding areas that also qualify. How does some of the city of Charlotte qualify as rural?

Charlotte NC is still a new and developing city. The area has changes tremendously over the past decade. Many of the areas that qualify today will not qualify 5 or 10 years from now. Ultimately, they qualify today and it is a great option for purchasing a Charlotte home.

As a Charlotte Realtor, I make it my business to understand all options that help you own a home. I do not want you over extended into a mortgage you realistically can not afford; nor do I want to see someone feeling trapped renting when they can actually own their own home.

Contact me at rjwaite1@gmail.com, 704.770.6559 or visit one of my Charlotte Real Estate websites; discover all of your options and lets consider the best Charlotte Homes for sale for you and your family!

Greater Charlotte Real Estate Property Tax Values

10/22/2011 10:48 AM

Property taxes and Assessed Tax Values of Property is a huge concern and lends to much confusion when relocating to North and South Carolina! Consider property taxes to be "market value" at a random time. What?

Let us begin with North Carolina. North Carolina requires each county to reassess values (basically to update market values) every 4 to 8 years. Naturally, the values on homes 6 or 7 years ago may be very different. Each NC County decides when and how often to assess their property. For example, Mecklenburg County reassessed for 2011. This includes Charlotte, Huntersville, Cornelius, Davidson, Matthews, Pineville and Mint Hill. The tax values should be close to fair market value of the home.

To the south in Union County, the last assessment was in 2008. This was when the economy began to falter. These values are lower than they would have been in 2007 but still not reflective of today's true market value. The County rejected a plan to reassess in 2012 so the current values will stand for at least another year.

Cabarrus County also last reassessed in 2008, Iredell reassessed in 2011 and Gaston County reassessed in 2007. Keep this in mind as you compare "list price" to "tax value". Gaston County provides a great baseline to how much the market has changed since 2007. Expect to pay closer to tax value in Iredell or Mecklenburg County but keep in mind these assessments are not actually appraisals.

Each county assesses based on "Mass Property Evaluations". There is a good possibility that certain facts are not truly factored in such as updates, recent changes, redistricting of schools and other real factors that determine property values. The assessments are typically close but do not rely too heavily. I have seen the tax records exaggerate the square footage (typically not considering 2 story great rooms and foyers) along with underestimating square footage (not realizing the basement, attic or sun room is now finished.

South Carolina Property taxes are different. The assessments are every 5 years and your primary residence has a lower tax rate than investment homes (does not impact assessed value but does directly impact your pocket book. I will leave that for a future blog.

When considering Charlotte area real estate, be sure not to weigh too heavily of tax value. Tax value can be helpful when comparing within the same county as a base line. There are many factors to consider to assure you are getting a great property value. Visit Charlotte Real Estate or Charlotte Homes for Sale to consider your understanding of greater the greater Charlotte Real Estate market!

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Charlotte Relocation: There are multiple factors to consider before you purchase Charlotte Homes for Sale. The success of your Charlotte Real Estate relocation is dependent upon several factors including the cost of your ideal Charlotte Home, your New Charlotte neighborhood, Charlotte Schools, your commute, Charlotte Property Tax Rates and many other real estate related factors. Commute times to and from your home is a factor frequently overlooked for new Charlotte homes for sale. Visit Charlotte Real Estate blog to discover information about our Charlotte Real Estate Market. Charlotte Realtors should be much more than a sales person. Let's dig deeper into Charlotte NC Homes for Sale. You deserve more in your Charlotte Real Estate quest.

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Homes for Sale in Charlotte Real Estate can be searched in multiple ways. One popular way to search Charlotte real estate is via zip codes or cities. Here are some popular cities, town and suburbs surrounding Charlotte NC Real Estate:

For North Carolina, I sell homes in Charlotte Real Estate including Mecklenburg County: Ballantyne/South Charlotte Real Estate (28277), South Park Area Real Estate (28209, 28210, 28211), Myers Park Homes and surrounding communities (28207, 28209, 28211), Matthews NC Real Estate is in both Mecklenburg and Union Counties (28104, 28105, 28106), Cotswold Real Estate (28211), Huntersville Homes for Sale (28070, 28078), Pineville (28134), Cornelius (28031), Davidson (28035, 28036), Mountain Island Lake, Lake Wylie (28278 in NC) and Mint Hill (28227). In Union County: Weddington (28173, 28104), Marvin (28173), Waxhaw (28173), Wesley Chapel (28110, 28079, 28104), Stallings Homes for Sale (28104), Indian Trail Real Estate (28079), Lake Park Real Estate, Monroe NC Real Estate (28110, 28111, 28112), Mineral Springs and Unionville Real estate. In Iredell County: Lake Norman Real Estate and Mooresville Real Estate (28115, 28117), Statesville Homes for Sale (28677, 28625) and Troutman Real Estate (28166). In Cabarrus County: Concord Homes (28025, 28026, 28027), Gold Hill Real Estate, Harrisburg (28075), Kannapolis (28081,28082, 28083). In Rowan County: Salisbury (28144, 28147), Kannapolis (28081, 28083), Gold Hill (28071), China Grove (28023), Rockwell (28128-borders Cabarrus and Rowan Counties) and Granite Falls (borders Rowan and Caldwell Counties). In Gaston County: Gastonia (28052, 28053, 28054, 28056), Belmont (28012), Dallas (28034), Mount Holly (28120), Cherryville (28021), Stanley and McAdenville. In Lincoln County: Denver (28037), Lincolnton (28092, 28093), Stanley (28164) and Iron Station (28080). In Catawba County: Sherrills Ford (28673), Denver (28037), Catawba (28609), Maiden (28650), Terrell (28682) and Albemarle (28001), Locust (28907) in Stanly County.

To find homes in South Carolina Real Estate, I work in primarily in York County and Lancaster County. Within York County there is Fort Mill Real Estate (29708, 29715), Rock Hill Real Estate (29730, 29732), Tega Cay Real Estate (29708), Lake Wylie SC Homes (29710), York Real Estate, Clover (29710) and Fort Lawn. In Lancaster County there is: Indian Land (29707 typically with a Fort Mill mailing address), Lancaster and Van Wyk.

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Return to Charlotte Real Estate Charlotte Homes For Sale to learn more about our greater Real Estate Market. As the national economy improves, Charlotte Home prices along with mortgage interest rates are destined to increase. There has never been a better time to purchase Charlotte homes or Charlotte Foreclosures! Banks are also becoming more responsive to Short Sales! There are many fantastic deals in Charlotte area Real estate!

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