Real estate at the national level is in a slump, right? You probably think the local Triangle real estate market is performing horrbily too. It might not be as bad as you think.
HOAs are supposed to help residents by maintaining community spaces and preventing "eyesores" to protect property values but are some going too far? How do you know if you're buying into an development with an HOA? What is the HOA like? What are the homeowners' association's rules?
Mortgages are at an all-time low -- AGAIN. Rates continue to drop. That is very good news for the real estate buyer. But I wish The Feds and major banks for allow the foreclosure market to clear itself out.
I have played most of the country clubs in The Triangle area of North Carolina and this year, particularly I see many lovely homes for sale in those neighborhoods. Croasdaile, is a great layout, is family friendly, and is currently offering some great membership deals.
At Croasdaile Country Club, you don't have to "try too hard" to enjoy a great game of golf on a challenging course. Homes for sale in this community range in price from $450,000 to $650,000; with homes in Croasdaile Farms ranging from the $500,000's to over $1,000,000.