Lake Wylie Waterfront Homes For Sale

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Lake Wylie , South Carolina is a vibrant and thriving community where geography, people and economic vitality have fashioned a distinctive Southern lifestyle. The leisure and excitement of lakeside living, our comfortable, small town atmosphere and convenient proximity to regional commercial and cultural centers make Lake Wylie the perfect setting to live and do business.

Lake Wylie homes for sale

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9719 Nine Eagles Lane -- 12 BR, 15.7 BA
Price: $12,273,000 (15637 sqft)
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EXP Realty LLC | MLS # 4388347 | Active
9715 Nine Eagles Lane -- 12 BR, 15.7 BA
Price: $10,273,000 (15637 sqft)
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EXP Realty LLC | MLS # 4382620 | Active
19800 Youngblood Road -- 4 BR, 6.2 BA
Price: $5,000,000 (6155 sqft)
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EXP Realty LLC | MLS # 4416401 | Active
13702 Sage Thrasher Lane -- 5 BR, 6.1 BA
Price: $4,999,900 (9673 sqft)
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Selling Queen City | MLS # 4405841 | Active
6000 Midsomer Road -- 6 BR, 5.2 BA
Price: $4,999,000 (8355 sqft)
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Giving Tree Realty | MLS # 4361204 | Active
16525 Forest Home Road -- 4 BR, 4.1 BA
Price: $3,695,000 (4922 sqft)
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EXP Realty LLC Rock | MLS # 4327010 | Active
18304 Rosapenny Road -- 5 BR, 6 BA
Price: $3,500,000 (6090 sqft)
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Boston MacLeod Realty | MLS # 4329867 | Contract
2640 Sadler Road -- 3 BR, 5.3 BA
Price: $2,750,000 (5650 sqft)
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Corcoran HM Properties | MLS # 4390704 | Active
1920 Marlin Drive -- 4 BR, 4.2 BA
Price: $2,500,000 (3932 sqft)
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Berkshire Hathaway | MLS # 4414993 | Active
2143 Peninsula Drive -- 5 BR, 4.1 BA
Price: $2,400,000 (2103 sqft)
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Keller Williams | MLS # 4416751 | Active
8838 Lynn Parker Lane -- 4 BR, 5.1 BA
Price: $1,790,000 (2701 sqft)
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Carolinas Realty | MLS # 4419894 | Active
17822 Wilbanks Drive -- 5 BR, 4 BA
Price: $1,695,000 (2931 sqft)
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Howard Hanna Allen | MLS # 4428127 | Active
5881 Highway 557 Highway -- 4 BR, 3.2 BA
Price: $1,500,000 (3848 sqft)
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Keller Williams | MLS # 4426749 | Active
3805 Marwick Road -- 3 BR, 4 BA
Price: $1,400,000 (2516 sqft)
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Howard Hanna Allen | MLS # 4384313 | Contract
15609 Chatfield Drive -- 2 BR, 1 BA
Price: $1,390,000 (1200 sqft)
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Carolina Realty Works | MLS # 4371111 | Active
17424 Grasshopper Lane -- 2 BR, 2 BA
Price: $1,295,000 (1202 sqft)
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Keller Williams | MLS # 4426978 | Active
5555 Riverfront Road -- 4 BR, 2.1 BA
Price: $1,290,000 (3551 sqft)
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Keller Williams | MLS # 4425921 | Active
486 Willow Cove Road -- 3 BR, 3 BA
Price: $1,215,000 (2046 sqft)
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Keller Williams | MLS # 4416868 | Active
17920 Culross Lane -- 5 BR, 4 BA
Price: $1,200,000 (4905 sqft)
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Mark Spain Real Estate | MLS # 4422290 | Active
9428 Windygap Road -- 3 BR, 2 BA
Price: $1,190,000 (1712 sqft)
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NorthGroup Real | MLS # 4427688 | Contract

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How The Foreclosure Crisis Affects Your Charlotte Area Home

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According to Lew Sichelman at  Houselogic the foreclosure crisis affects the value of your Charlotte Area home in numerous ways.

If you need one single reason to be glad Uncle Sam is helping your neighbors avoid losing their houses to foreclosure, look no further than the value of your own home. You are personally going to pay the price of your neighbors’ misfortune if the bank takes back their house.

Here are some startling statistics.

Each foreclosure within 660 feet (1/8th mile) of your house can drop your home’s value by a factor of almost 0.75%, according to the Center for Responsible Lending, a consumer watchdog group.

The closer a foreclosure is to your house, the bigger the impact. A university of Connecticut study suggests one foreclosure within 300 feet of your home will lower your property value by 1%.

If you live in a neighborhood with few vacant homes and a foreclosure occurs within 250 feet, a University of California, Berkeley study suggests you could lose 2.2% of your home value.

There are ways you can combat some of the problem with these homes bringing down the value of your home.

To limit foreclosure damage in your community, ask local officials to pass laws forcing lenders to maintain the properties they now own and to pay the taxes and homeowners association dues on them.

If the town isn’t forcing lenders to maintain a foreclosure in your neighborhood, organize a volunteer effort to cut and trim the shrubs at vacant houses on a round-robin basis, and report vandals or squatters to the police. A well-kept foreclosed home will attract more buyers than one with a weed-filled yard. Take trespassing laws into account as you organize your effort.

If you’re selling or refinancing and the appraiser uses foreclosures as comparable sales to determine the value of your property, ask your real estate agent to make sure the appraiser accounts for the distressed nature of those sales and the condition of the properties as they compare to yours. Ask your agent to seek out other comparable sales the appraiser might have missed, which show your home in a much better light

Read more: at Houselogic.com

Visit Houselogic.com for more articles like this. Reprinted from HouseLogic.com with permission of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS®.

Charlotte Foreclosures For Sale

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Charlotte Foreclosures

Charlotte Foreclosure Statistics

As long as we have this many foreclosures for sale in the Charlotte Metro area, home sellers trying to get a fair price are going to struggle. We really need to reduct this inventory but there are projections that by the end of the year, this number will be higher. This does not include all the short sales that if history continues to repeat itself, these too will end up as bank owned properties.

If you want a personalized list of bank homed properties, click on the contact us link at the top of this site and let us know what you are looking for.

See a comprehensive list of Charlotte Foreclosures, visit Free Charlotte Foreclosures.

Be Sure To Budget Correctly for Your Charlotte Area Remodel

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In the current real estate environment, many are thinking of ways to enhance their own home as property values are falling.  It is very important about what you add and how you budget for the addition.  While some improvements will enhance the value of your Charlotte area home, some will never return to you what put into it.  In this case, make sure you are doing it for reasons beyond adding value.  In this case, make sure it is for your enjoyment first and foremost.

For those looking to add an addition to their Charlotte area home, the National Association of Realtors, has created a fantastic site for you to gather more information and do research.  At Carolina Living Real Estate, we strive to provide our clients with the best information possible to help them make good decisions concerning their real estate investments.

The website we are referring to is Houselogic.com.   We have found a great article with 4 steps to Budget Your Charlotte Area Remodel By: Oliver Marks.

Want to read more…?  Check out Five Bad Home Improvement Ideas

Check out the article and if you have questions about what will and will not enhance the value of your home, please contact your Carolina Living Agent.

Visit Houselogic.com for more articles like this. Reprinted from HouseLogic.com with permission of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS®.

Charlotte Area Homeowners – Beware The Homeowners Insurance Claim

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Homeowners Insurance: To Claim or Not to Claim?

According to the National Association of Realtors website (www.Houselogic.com), not all homeowners insurance claims should be filed.

You pay for homeowners insurance to protect yourself from financial ruin, yet filing a claim when disaster does strike puts you at risk of seeing your annual premiums increase by hundreds of dollars.

Here are some of the topics covered in the article”

Be mindful of deductibles, liability

Some claims are worth skipping

Dealing with denial of your claim

Read the entire article

Visit Houselogic.com for more articles like this. Reprinted from HouseLogic.com with permission of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS®.

The Best Of Carolina Living Real Estate

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Carolina Living Has Never Been Better

The Charlotte area continues to be one of the most sought after areas to live in the Southeast. From job opportunities to great real estate investments, our area is continues to show strong growth.

Whether looking for a rental or a great deal on a home to buy, the Charlotte are has it all.

Here is a list of very informative websites created by Carolina Living Agents assisting you in finding the home you need.

Lake Norman Communities

Find Charlotte Homes For Sale

Gaston and Lincoln County Real Estate

Mooresville Area Real Estate

Charlotte Property Management and Rentals

Energy Tips From Carolina Living Real Estate

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Are you looking for energy savings for your Charlotte and surrounding area home?  The National Association of Realtors has created a website to help you with finding and making good choices.

We are featuring one of the articles here:

5 Tips For Saving Energy In the Family Room

The family room is the place where we spend so much of our time.  There are things we can do to save money and energy if we just follow some simple steps.

The fun—a video game console, TV, DVR, DVD, and stereo system—that your family room provides comes with a price. By reducing standby power, using rechargeable batteries in remotes, and replacing incandescent bulbs with compact fluorescents, you could save up to $130 a year in energy costs.

And if you’re in the market for a new TV, you can save even more energy by being flexible on the type you buy…

Read the rest of the story By: Jane Hodges at NAR’s House Logic website.

As always contact Carolina Living Real Estate for all your Charlotte area Real Estate needs!

Visit Houselogic.com for more articles like this. Reprinted from HouseLogic.com with permission of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS®.

North Carolina Back in Top 5 Top States For Business

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Good news was released this week discussing the bright future of North Carolina. . North Carolina was ranked #4 in CNBC’s 2010 Edition of “America’s Top States for Business.”

North Carolina has become one of the top places for retirement.   We know the state of North Carolina is attracting bright young talent.  We know that young people who go away to school return back here to build a career and start a family.

We know that middle age professionals are migrating here to retool and regenerate.  We know that the career entrepreneur in need of an international airport, choose the Charlotte area for their destination.

Charlotte remains to hub in the South for banking, NASCAR and much more.

Carolina Living Real Estate and Property Management is committed to finding homes for all these people one family at a time.


A Unique Opportunity With Carolina Living Real Estate

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Have you considered joining one of the fastest-growing populations in post-bubble America: the Accidental Landlord?

Over the past two years, Carolina Living Property Management has joined one of the fastest growing professions for Real Estate Brokerages which is Property Management in Charlotte.

As you know, the inventory of homes for sale is twice as big as it was three years ago, which has meant a longer wait to sell.

The rental market, on the other hand, is robust.  Currently Carolina Living Property Management has average days of on the market for it’s rentals at less than 45 days.

We are one of the few firms in the area that has the unique ability to list a home for rent and for sale simultaneously.  Our Listing agents focus on marketing your home for sale while the property manager’s focus on getting your home rented while sharing responsibilities and information about interested parties.

So, what goes into deciding if renting your Charlotte area home is right for you?

We have written some very helpful information concerning the choices and what goes into the process.  Please visit our website at Carolina Living Property Management and learn all about our services and the choices you have.

The Deadly Sins Of Overpricing Your Charlotte Area Home

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Overpriced Homes in Charlotte NC
I am sure you have heard about the drop in prices of homes across the U.S. Here in the Charlotte area, we are not immune to those problems. Luxury homes like those on the waterfront of Lake Norman have especially been hard hit. Agents at Carolina Living Real Estate take pride in doing the research to price a home accurately. It has become a difficult process with each and every Charlotte neighborhood having to deal with foreclosures. If you are selling your home or thinking of selling your home, here are some real reasons why you should pay close attention to the comps your Carolina Living agent provides for you.

1. Appraisal problems. Appraisals are killing deals all over the Charlotte area. You need to know that many appraisers are looking at the same comps that your agent is providing. As a matter of fact, your agent should be contacting the appraiser to ensure that the comps are accurate to how he/she priced the home. If the home does not appraise, most likely the deal will fall through unless the seller will come down on price.

2. No Showings. This speaks for itself but with the Internet buyers will already know that a house is overpriced before their agent even shows them the facts. Overpriced homes are skipped over a majority of the time. The longer the home sits the more likely it becomes stale. This causes any potential buyer to assume desperation resulting in very low offers.

3. Promoting the competition. Think about it. One caveat to overpricing your home is that you are directing the buyer to your neighbor. While they would love to see your home sell for more, it is likely that it won’t and the home priced right will get the traffic.

4. Sending the wrong message. When agents see new listings pop up they immediately see if it is priced realistically. If not, they won’t even bother showing it to their clients. (see number 2). If they do, the stigma of being unrealistic sticks with the listing and the agent will most likely tell the client that negotiations will be pointless.

5. Lost opportunities. Buyers searching online and agents searching online will never see your listing as they enter price parameters in the search!