Jean Fletcher

"Your Triangle Real Estate Consultant"

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Keller Williams Realty
Location:	Chatham County Cary Durham Apex Chapel Hill Raleigh Rtp View all locations...
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Phone:	(919) 607-1931

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About Me

I am very detailed oriented and persistent. My attention to detail and follow-up has won me many clients along the way. I'm also a tough negotiator. Negotiating the best possible deal for you is a fun part to me. Your satisfication is my best interests.

I was born, raised, and educated in Beijing, China. In early 1984, my father, who was a very good acupuncture doctor, and I had a great opportunity to come to US . Since then, I have been living and working in RTP area. This is a great place to live!

My goal is to keep you informed on trends in the marketplace using the latest statistics and assist you to make educated decisions on your home buying or selling.

I look forward to working with you!

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If a home is 130,000 asking price, what kind of first time home buyers

Asked Thu Nov 6 2008, 08:11 by Donna - Durham - Home Buying - 4 answers

Jean Fletcher answered:

If you are the first time home buyer, North State has a special program to help you on the down payment ($7000). Of course, there is an income limitation. Please call/email me so I can refer you to a good mortgage lender. She has done a tons of this type of closings. FHA is a way to go.

Thanks

Jean - Thu Nov 6 2008, 09:37

I'm looking into Cary and Raleigh as a potential place to relocate the family to.

Asked Sun Sep 28 2008, 10:01 by Johnny - Cary - Home Buying - 7 answers

Jean Fletcher answered:

Hi Johnny,

I'd recommend you to interview a few agents beforehand and pick a buyer agent. She/he would be able to exclusively work for you right away. Buyer agent can start researching based on your needs/wants/wishes and narrow down a few areas. A good agent would know this area inside out. There are several thousand agents here. Picking up a right agent is very crucial.

Good luck,

Jean - Sun Sep 28 2008, 19:17

I'm planning on buying residential property that is new construction (being built now)

Asked Tue Sep 9 2008, 08:06 by Joe - 27601 - Home Buying - 8 answers

Jean Fletcher answered:

Work with a buyer's agent. A good one will make your life much easier. She/he can help you negotiate a deal, watching out for you, and protect your best of interest all the way. Many buyers walk right in the new construction sales office without any representation. Remember, builder are only interested in their their behalf (seller), not buyer.

Good luck,

Jean - Tue Sep 9 2008, 11:03

Want to retire in NC, around Cary. Want amenities but not the high home prices & taxes. What town?

Asked Mon Sep 1 2008, 06:18 by MB - Cary - General Area - 10 answers

Jean Fletcher answered:

Yes, Clayton is a very good place. The city is booming. Senator Fred Smith has done a quite bit good work there. It is much closer to NC beaches and Myrtle Beach ( - Mon Sep 1 2008, 18:58

Glad you are considering NC. It is a great place for retirement. There are many small cities and towns outside of Cary can be considered, like Apex, Holly Springs, Fuquay Varina, Willlow Springs, Clayton, or even Angier, NC. All of places are about 0-30 miles away from the city of Cary and are away from the daily heavy traffic (downtown Raleigh or Research Triangle Park). Homes in these cities are less expensive than Cary and have larger lots. I'd suggest you to work with a real estate agent who can help you to narrow down your needs, wants, and wishes. An experienced and local agent would be able to provide you valuable information and expertise. All of his/her services are free to you since the seller is paying the commission.

Best wishes, - Mon Sep 1 2008, 12:30

Interested in best neighborhoods to visit when I'm in town for half day

Asked Sun Aug 17 2008, 18:12 by Andrew - Raleigh - Home Buying - 10 answers

Jean Fletcher answered:

Hi Andrew,

The new home prices are very good right now. Builders are offering good incentatives to buyers. If you are interested in buying a new home, here is a list of new neighborhoods for you to preview. I still would suggest to have a buyer agent with you so she/he could give you some inside scoop on each community (pros & cons):

- Harmony Point (upper $300K - mid $400K) - Pulte Homes
- Harmony Resere (mid $400K - upper $500K) - Pulte Homes
- Greystone (low $300 - low $550K)
- Hortons Creek ($400K-$700K)
- Weldon Ridge (mid $300K - $mid 500k) - Orleans homes
- Olde Carpenter (low $400K - upper $500K) - Toll Brother

And a few more ...

Thanks, - Sun Aug 17 2008, 18:56

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