Kayte Malik

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I SELL REAL ESTATE IN CHARLOTTE, NC
http://www.LiveTheDreamCharlotte.com

I am committed to choices, service, and results. As a real estate professional, I specialize in relocation, as well as both Uptown and suburban real estate in Charlotte and the surrounding areas.

I am originally from Upstate New York, attended St. Bonaventure University, lived in both Chicago and Philadelphia and now I am happy to call Charlotte HOME.

Whether you are in the market to buy or sell real estate, please contact me.

SELLERS - Please contact me for a FREE market analysis of your home and to receive a marketing plan for the successful sale of your home.

BUYERS - I offer NO COST buyer representation. Also learn about the "1st to Know" program by clicking on "1st to Know" at the top of the page. There you can set your search criteria for a new home. I will email matching properties to you as they come on the market.

RELOCATING – I am your local connection to the Carolinas. As a member of the Leading Real Estate Companies™ of The World, I can assist in your move. Contact me for a FREE relocation package.

RENTERS - Do you want to own a home and pay less for a mortgage than you are paying for rent? If so, let me be your guide to home ownership.

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I am a new buyer. I would like to buy my first home and I can probably afford 200K. How should I go out this?

Asked Mon Jul 23 2007, 10:38 by Amy Moulison - 01970 - Home Buying - 12 answers

Kayte Malik answered:

1. Sit down with a mortgage broker as soon as possible - the market going through a lot of changes right now so it would be a good idea to understand fully the financing portion of buying a home.

2. Find a Realtor/Buyer's Agent you can trust and will work for you - **A buyer's agent does not cost you anything, their commission is paid by the seller.

With regards to both Mortgage people and Realtors - ask your friends, co-workers, peers, and family for recommendations and referrals. You need to find someone you trust and will work for you to get the job done.

These website should help as well:
http://homebuying.about.com
http://homebuying.about.com/od/buyingahome/bb/shopping1sttime.htm
http://www.smartmoney.com/consumer/index.cfm?Story=20020531 - Wed Aug 29 2007, 07:18

How do I find real estate open houses for this weekend?

Asked Wed Aug 29 2007, 06:26 by Kathy - All locations - Using Trulia - 7 answers

Kayte Malik answered:

Hello Kathy -

Check your local paper, it should have listings of open houses for the upcoming weekend. Also you should be able to search your local Multiple Listing Service Website. I know here in Charlotte, NC you can search for open houses each weekend on the MLS Website. - Wed Aug 29 2007, 07:07

What recreational opportunities are available on water in the Charlotte area?

Asked Sat May 19 2007, 20:43 by Gena Riede - Charlotte - Parks & Recreation - 4 answers

Kayte Malik answered:

You should check out the new US National White Water Rafting Center:

http://www.usnwc.org/ - Fri Aug 24 2007, 07:26

In January my fiance and I would like to start looking at house. What do we need to do before then?

Asked Thu Aug 23 2007, 16:56 by Meg - Parsippany - Foreclosure - 18 answers

Kayte Malik answered:

How can I be a smart first time home buyer?

Asked Wed Aug 15 2007, 08:36 by Allyson - Charlotte - Home Buying - 10 answers

Kayte Malik answered:

Allyson -

It really depends on which area of Charlotte you want to live in and what you want to buy. Uptown, Suburbia or somewhere in the middle (i.e. -Dilworth, Midwood, Wilmore). New Construction vs. Pre Existing. There are some areas in Charlotte that are “Hot” and some that are “Not” so it is good to decide where you want to live first and then become educated on that particular neighborhood.

Sit down with a mortgage broker as soon as possible - the market going through a lot of changes right now so it would be a good idea to understand fully the financing portion of buying a home.

Also find a Realtor/Buyer's Agent you can trust and will work for you - **A buyer's agent does not cost you anything, their commission is paid by the seller. Ask your friends, co-workers, peers, and family for recommendations and referrals. You need to find someone you trust and will work for you to get the job done.

These website should help as well:
http://homebuying.about.com
http://homebuying.about.com/od/buyingahome/bb/shopping1sttime.htm
http://www.smartmoney.com/consumer/index.cfm?Story=20020531

I hope my answer helped, please contact me if you have any questions. - Thu Aug 23 2007, 13:29

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