What is your home worth?
A price built from what has actually closed near you and from knowing the street, not from an automated estimate.
Four things that decide what you get for it.
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What it is worth on your street
Priced against what has actually closed nearby, not a county average. Water frontage, a dock or a boat slip, distance to the beach and the flood zone move the number more than square footage does.
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The disclosures, done early
North Carolina sellers complete the Residential Property and Owners' Association Disclosure Statement and the mineral, oil and gas rights disclosure. Having those, the survey and any elevation certificate ready is what keeps a coastal sale moving.
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Shown at its best
Photographed in good light, on the MLS, and described for what it really is — the sunset off the back deck, the walk to the sound, the room that makes it different. Highlighting what makes each property unique is the job.
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Through due diligence to closing
Offers compared and explained plainly, the due diligence period managed day by day, repair requests negotiated, and the closing attorney kept in the loop until the keys change hands.
The Crystal Coast is a place people come back to. Danny Pharo is one of them — the town and its people kept drawing him back from other parts of the country, and now Morehead City is home. What he wants for the people he works with is the same thing: the right house, on the right side of the bridge, bought or sold without surprises, so the only thing left to do is enjoy living here.
Live Coastal. Love Life.
Danny Pharo, REALTOR® · Coldwell Banker Sea Coast Advantage