Justine Limpic

In Wake County, NC, the Department of Revenue updates property values at least once every eight years. Some find this promising, others find this discouraging.

Recently they have revalued all Wake County properties. All residents should be receiving a notice in the mail of their revaluation along with an appeal form. If you feel that your home has been valued incorrectly you are welcome to make an appeal to the Revenue Department.

The revaluation can be seen as promising in that it verifies that the value of your home has risen and it can be seen as discouraging in that your property taxes will go up OR the value of your home may have decreased. If you are truly discouraged, fill out the appeal if you feel that the information they provide you is incorrect.

To all who come to my page – Happy Thanksgiving!

Today marks the start of the “holiday season” and I want to wish the best to you and yours. With that said, let’s eat some turkey, share some memories, and give thanks.

I’m thankful that this month has been my busiest in real estate all year. Let me know if I can do anything for you.

Certain price-points are still selling!

Since September roughly 2,000 homes have sold in the $100,000 – $200,000 price range. Roughly 1,000 homes have sold in the $200,000-$300,000 price range. So, those of you who have been trying to decide if you should sell in the $100-$200,000 price point, I say go ahead! These homes have been selling quickly.