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The folks just moved in the other day to that house. The funny thing is, our house was on the market a long time too I think. Not quite as long as it was, but a fair amount of time (6 months I think). The floorplan in ours was perfect for us, but it must not have been for a lot of people.
EmmaRose, the whole Flower's Plantation area is a planned community. As far as an area that is specifically more older people, I do not know. I think it's kind of a lot of everything, and everyone is real friendly, so...
I will say that its important to be diligent in researching. We had an offer on a home a few miles away that was PERFECT. Most of the large lot was on the side and it was surrounded by a riparian buffer to the side and the rear of the property (so we thought). After we made an offer but before the 3 day attorney review was up.
I know the 3 day attorney review is common practice in NJ RE transactions, but I had never heard of it before concerning NC real estate sales. Is the 3 day attorney review common practice here?
I know the 3 day attorney review is common practice in NJ RE transactions, but I had never heard of it before concerning NC real estate sales. Is the 3 day attorney review common practice here?
Hmm...well, don't quote me on it. I am not sure what it is called but we made an offer in writing and the seller accepted. We were still able to walk and I'm pretty sure its due to the 3 day attorney review but maybe the realtor members here can shed some light on NC's actual RE laws.
Hmm...well, don't quote me on it. I am not sure what it is called but we made an offer in writing and the seller accepted. We were still able to walk and I'm pretty sure its due to the 3 day attorney review but maybe the realtor members here can shed some light on NC's actual RE laws.
Lauren
Oh I'm, holding you to that! Just kidding! I have family in NJ so I am familiar with the 3 day attorney review, but I did not think it was common here but perhaps it is something that can be written into an offer on a case by case basis. Either way, I'm glad it worked out for you since you were able to walk away due to the lot issue.
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I have family in NJ so I am familiar with the 3 day attorney review, but I did not think it was common here but perhaps it is something that can be written into an offer on a case by case basis. Either way, I'm glad it worked out for you since you were able to walk away due to the lot issue. 
