Over the years, the trend of Outer Banks real estate auctions has come and gone. Lately this trend and marketing tool is making a comeback. Perhaps one reason is that most auctions are on-line. On-line auctions cost sellers less money. Recent Outer Banks homes offered in on-line auctions were first marketed at well below fair market value. This marketing tactic helped to create a buzz about these properties.Here are a few things to keep in mind when considering a bid: Cost: Auction … Continue reading...
Southern Shores Semi-Ocean Front
Semi-ocean front homes of this quality are hard to come by even in Southern Shores. Scott Team Realty is honored to market such a beautiful property. Even though this home was originally built in 1989, there's very little that was not updated or renovated. Sandmark Construction, one of the Outer Banks' finest builders, completed this project in 2010. Every detail from the mature coastal landscaping to the rope inlaid cabinetry is thoughtfully designed and executed.There are additional … Continue reading...
How to keep from missing out on great Outer Banks deals
Believe it or not missing out on great Outer Banks deals is becoming a more common issue in today’s market Outer Banks real estate market. Well priced properties get almost instant interest and often may have more than one buyer making an offer. Recently a local agent listed a house in Nags Head on a Sunday. By the following Wednesday there were two offers on the property. One potential buyer even took a day off from work and drove down from Richmond to see this particular house. It went under … Continue reading...
Four tips to getting a great OBX Value
OBX property values have come down over the last few years and there are many great values available today. Even in these great buying times, getting the best value for your money is of utmost importance. Here are a few tips to getting a great OBX value. Get Pre approved: Sellers are most concerned about your ability to purchase the property. When a seller is unsure if you can get a loan to purchase their property, they’ll be less likely to negotiate and/or accept your offer. A pre-approval … Continue reading...