Video: Introduction to Charlotte, NC
Posted January 8, 2008
Real Estate Agent Terry McDonald gives a nice introduction to the Charlotte, NC area.
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January 8th, 2008 at 3:57 pm
Just a note to remind you that if you are considering buying a home in Charlotte, NC one of your first moves is to get pre-approved. In today’s market, sellers are requiring buyers to have an actual approval in hand before they will accept any offer.
Getting pre-approved means you walk in with confidence and have more power in negotiating!
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