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• I need to find out who my builder is for my home?

  We understand there comes a time when you want to know who built your home, but you have no idea where to start. Below is some information to help guide you. 1) Take a trip to your county recorder’s office. (They maintain public records and documents ...

• Why do I need to ask for approval to make changes to the exterior of my home? I own my home and make my mortgage payments.

  When you purchased your home/lot/unit, you accepted the Deed Restrictions that were placed there by the developer.  Many times, first time home-buyers are not aware that there are certain restrictions that control the overall appearance of the ...

• Are there any legal differences between condos and townhouses?

  Yes.   In North Carolina, The creation, sale and management of condos are governed by specific statutes (the “Unit Ownership Act” for condos created before October 1, 1986 and the “North Carolina Condominium Act” for condos created on or after ...

• Why do you charge a transfer fee on the sale of a Home/Unit? Aren't these Illegal in NC?

  We do not charge a "Transfer Fee". We charge a "Processing Fee" to process closing information prior to closing. The parties involved in the real estate transaction will decide who pays this processing fee. However, the "Requesting Party" is ...

• What's the difference between a condo and a townhouse?

  Condo unit owners own the inside of their units. Townhouse owners own the complete unit, including exterior surfaces and the land on which the unit is built. Every condo or townhouse development also has “common areas” of the property (recreation ...