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  • AP courses at Charlotte, NC area high schools

    I was recently asked which high schools have been identified in the Charlotte area as having AP courses. I responded as follows....

    "Many of the area high schools offer AP classes. I have links on my website to Mecklenburg, Union and Cabarrus county schools. If you click on their links you can choose which high schools you are interested in and then visit their websites and their course selections. I am very familiar with the high schools in Western Union county and the South Charlotte area and would be happy to speak to you about them.
    Hope this information is useful if not please do not hesitate to ask for more assistance."

    Do you have any comments on the AP selections at your children's high schools? Let's start a discussion.

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  • Fannie Mae Homes for Sale

    Did you know that Fannie Mae sells homes?

    Fannie Mae works with all of its partners to help homeowners prevent and avoid foreclosure; however, sometimes it is unavoidable. When foreclosures occur on mortgages in which Fannie Mae is the investor, their goal is to sell properties in a timely manner.

    When buying a Fannie Mae-owned home, as in any home, you should know the condition of the property, the cost of any needed repairs, and the steps in the loan qualification, current market conditions of the location of the property and closing process before you enter into a purchase and sales agreement.

    There are many homes for sale through Fannie Mae. However, you must make an offer through a real estate professional.  I would be happy to assist you.  Contact me today with any questions on the process, a list of homes, special financing and more.

  • The Charlotte Housing Market sees its third consecutive quarterly increase in single-family home closings

    Metrostudy, a provider of data to the real estate industry reported that the Charlotte market has seen its third consecutive quarterly increase in single-family home closings. According to Metrostudy "single-family closings in the fourth quarter totaled 1,939 units, 100 more than in the third quarter."

    There is about a 4.4 month supply of unsold homes which is about the same as the third quarter.

    Although 2010 will remain a challenge and is no where near the boom of the early 2000's, this is good news that Charlotte is beginning to see a positive change in the housing market.

    If you are in the market to sell or buy in the Charlotte or Union County areas, please give me a call.  I will be happy to assist you.

  • House Logic

    The NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® has put together this wonderful website for the general public.

     http://www.houselogic.com/

     You can sign up and get a lot of information about home ownership.

     If you have any questions about buying or selling real estate in the Charlotte area I will be happy to assist you.

     

  • Below tax value properties for sale in Charlotte, NC area

    Contact me for a comprehensive list of  Charlotte, NC (Mecklenburg and Union Counties) area properties listed below tax value, some properties as low as 30% below tax value Some properties need only minor repair.

    Gloria Fridrich- Realtor®/Broker, ABR

    FAIRWAY REALTY

    (704)634-6942

    gloria@gloriafridrich.com

     

     

  • Investment properties

    Are you a real estate investor looking for properties in the Charlotte, NC area?  Contact me today for a comprehensive list of properties that are listed below market value, in foreclosure or possible short sale. 
  • 2010 Real Estate Market

    Well here we are 2010! Most people especially those who were trying to sell their house in 2009 say a happy goodbye to 2009. Most forecasts say that the markets should pick up in 2010, at least we all hope so.  Have you seen some positive changes in your neighborhoods or areas?  Share your thoughts.

    As always. If you are looking to sell in the Charlotte, Union County area I would be happy to discuss a marketing strategy for your home. Contact me today!

    If you are looking to move to the area, please contact me so that I can assist you in finding you a wonderful home in a great city!

  • Remodeling in 2010

    Everyone wants to increase the value of their house. Ten top big impact low cost remodeling projects that can make your home stand out can help increase value and sell your home.

    1. Tidy up kitchen cabinets

    2. Add or replace tile.

    3. Add a breakfast bar

    4. Install granite

    5. Update bathrooms

    6. Freshen up basements

    7. Add a room

    8. Replace/update light fixtures

    9. Add new paint

    10. Tech up your garage

     

  • Charlotte area realtor association awards $10,000 to 5 organizations

    Through a grants program the housing foundation for the Charlotte Regional Realtor Association awarded $10,000 to five orgainizations that are helping to met unmet needs in the community.  The five recipients as reported in the September 1, 2009 Charlotte Observer, were the Wesley Community Development Corporation which received $2500 to help with predevelopment costs for a house to be built for 3 mentally disable adults in Cornelius, the Latin American Coalition received $2500 for its foreclosure prevention workshops, the Urban Ministry received $2,000 for the agency's substance abuse education & recovery drug program. The money will be used for phone lines that clients use to secure stabilized housing and employment, the Salvation Army received $2,000 for its Center of Hope to buy bus passes for female residents who are seeking employment and housing and the Hope House received $1,000 to help builde a children's rec room at Hope House in Huntersville.

    Pretty impressive from a group that obviously feels that everyone deserves a roof over their head.

  • Only one of the reasons to do a home inspection before buying!

    Terminates cause billions of $'s in property damage a year in the US according to the National Pest Management Foundation.  You usually don't notice them until the damage is already extensive.  That is why it is important that prior to purchasing a house you have a pest inspection done by a licensed inspector.

    Home owners can take some preventative measures such as keeping moisture away from their home's foundation, store mulch, firewood and wood chips away from the house, ventilate crawl spaces, eliminate gaps and cracks along roof eaves and window joints.  Still the best defense is to schedule regular inspections with a termite specialist who can use special wood treatments and repellants to help prevent termites. The bottom line is don't let termites destroy your biggest investment...your home!