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How to Sell Your House to an Investor in North Carolina

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Home ownership just isn’t what it was in the 1950’s. In the past, people would buy a home and live there for the rest of their lives, often passing it on to their family. Things have changed. Many first-time homebuyers are going into it with the attitude that they’ll sell when it’s time for a change. If … Continued

Real estate investing Resources in

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So you wanna get started investing in and you’re checking things out, eh? Good for you. Always do your homework and you won’t get schooled. Here’s some great tools that we’ve found and we use from time to time and great real estate investing resources in for investors here locally to tap into for quick … Continued

Renting An Apartment vs Renting A House in

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So, you’re looking for a place to rent in ? As you’ve already seen… there are a lot of options in the area for housing. All the way from apartments in to rental houses in … condos… mobile homes, and more. But if you’re struggling to decide if you want to rent an apartment or … Continued

Selling Your Home During a Divorce in

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If you’re wondering about the ins and outs of selling your home during a divorce in NC… we’ll dive into the steps and things to look out for in this article. With over 50% of American marriages ending in divorce, many NC residents are looking or advice for selling a home during a divorce. A home … Continued

How to find foreclosures in North Carolina

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There’s a lot of competition to find great deals on local North Carolina foreclosure properties. Finding them is only one part of the process – you also need to know how to capture them. Here are a few secrets from the pros that we’ve used with great success on how to find great foreclosure deals in . … Continued

How to Bid On a Short Sale Property – NCSoldEasy

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Short sale properties can be a great source of income for investors and a great deal for home buyers. It’s important to keep in mind that a short sale is one where the bank has approved a loss on a current loan. They’re losing money, so they want to unload. Generally, the current owner is in a rough … Continued

How to Stay in My Home After Foreclosure in

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A recent study estimates that 47% of foreclosed properties are still occupied. When you first see that stat you may be surprised… but we’re not. What most people don’t realize is that banks aren’t in the business to own homes. They are in the business to loan people money. But when they have to foreclose … Continued

Are Rent-to-Own Homes a Scam?

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If you’ve spent time driving around NC or browsing Craigslist or other sites, you may have seen advertisements that read, “Own a home for $500/month. No credit check!” While it seems too good to be true, local rent-to-own homes are a viable option that many residents are taking advantage of. But… Are Rent-to-Own Homes a Scam? In any … Continued

Investment Property Tax Deductions List for

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Uncle Sam gives, and Uncle Sam takes away. But in the case of buying local investment properties… you can earn investment property tax deductions for your properties. For real estate investors, the United States provides the opportunity to earn a living purchasing investment properties… and holding those properties as investments, and of course the income from … Continued

How Do Rent To Own Homes Work In ?

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One of the first questions we get from potential tenant buyers of our local NC rent to own homes / lease option homes is “how do rent to own homes work in ?” With a flooded real estate market, especially since the bubble burst of the mid-2000’s, rent-to-own homes have become a popular option for people … Continued

We Buy Houses in Companies – Are They Credible?

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If you’ve been driving around in , chances are you’ve seen some billboards advertising companies that buy houses. Often times they say things like “We Buy Houses!” or “Cash For Your House”. Are These “We Buy Houses in Companies” Credible? How do I know if the local house buying companies out there are honest and credible? … Continued