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We have much to offer here in the Foothils & Triad area of North Carolina. The natural beauty of our mountains invites you to explore the great outdoors while indoor malls will satisfy that urge to splurge! My husband and I have been the Peterson Team for more than thirty years, both in our personal and professional lives. We are knowledgable about the area we serve and would love to help you with relocation needs, first time buying and retirement. We also handle foreclosure properties and can assist you through the maze of paperwork involved. Our goal is to advise and educate you so that your real estate transaction will be a satisfying experience. We cover Surry, Stokes, Yadkin, Wilkes and Forsyth counties. Visit our website, make use of the information and links there and if we can help you with anything else, we'd love to hear from you!
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Anne Peterson of The Peterson Team answered:
Yes, if you are coming from Old 601 onto Siloam, Ashley Lane is a left turn just after Creed Rd. - Fri Nov 7 2008, 10:41
Anne Peterson of The Peterson Team answered:
It depends alot on the circumstances. Usually you look at homes with an agent, find your home, get an offer accepted, go to closing and the agent collects a commission from the seller. There are circumstances where the buyer agrees to pay commission to an agent who is working exclusively for them,but that is not as common.
As to closing costs, there are various costs involved that depend on things like whether you are financing . Usually both the buyer and seller each have certain closing costs, but some of these can also be negotiable.
The best thing to do is find an agent you are comfortable with and who is willing to take the time to explain the whole process to you. - Fri Oct 17 2008, 18:31
Anne Peterson of The Peterson Team answered:
Marion - you might want to drive around and look for other areas that have similar contours but better looking driveways. Then ask someone who did the concrete work. Look for driveways that have been in place for a while. If the homeowner tells you the drive was there when they bought it, get the name of the builder and find out who they use for concrete work.
You need the adivce of someone who is experienced and does great work and who can give you some realistic options.
Good luck! - Tue Sep 2 2008, 08:24
Anne Peterson of The Peterson Team answered:
That's a tough question and depends on where in the process the borrower is and who the lender is. Generally, 2-6 months is probably the norm. Anyone who has been unable to make payments and has been served with a foreclosure notice should try contacting the Loss Mitigation dept of their lender to see if something can't be worked out as far as getting payments lowered so they can keep the house. If they have a lawyer, they might talk to him/her and see if they can help. Barring all that, start looking for alternate housing immediately as it usually takes time to find a suitable rental, pack and move. I hope this helps. - Sat Aug 23 2008, 06:56
Anne Peterson of The Peterson Team answered:
One of the older, grander neighborhoods is Buena Vista on the west side. Woodgrove and Sherwood Forest have some lovely homes. A few miles out, there is the quaint village of Lewisville and the gated golfing community at Bermuda Run. You might also want to consider the new downtown condos at One Park Vista. You really have quite a number of choices. - Tue Aug 19 2008, 19:41
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