Sellers

A Comparative Market Analysis (referred to as CMA) is a report prepared by a real estate agent that provides data comparing your property to similar properties in the marketplace.

An agent will first inspect your property. The real estate agent should view your home to make an accurate assessment of its condition and worth. Advise the agent if you intend to make changes before selling.

The agent then obtains data on comparable properties. This data is usually acquired through MLS (Multiple Listing Service) but a qualified agent will be aware of other properties on the market that have sold recently and take them into consideration. The agent will then be able to determine the worth of your property in the market.

The CMA process takes place before your home is listed for sale. It is not an appraisal; an appraisal must be performed by a licensed appraiser.

CMA’s are not only for prospective sellers. Buyers should also consider requesting a CMA if they are seriously looking at properties to determine whether the asking price is a true reflection of the current market. A CMA is also a good idea for an owner planning an upgrade or remodel as it will let them know how their property will compare to others in their neighborhood after the changes have been completed.

We’re here to help you price it right – get a comparative market analysis today.

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Peace of mind depends on crafting a contract that leaves no loopholes and helps ensure a smooth closing. We will write a detailed, comprehensive contract and make sure all the T’s are crossed and the I’s are dotted for your new home. You’ll find that our North Carolina home warranty services keep you protected against any unforeseen costs arising due to repairs and replacements. You can trust Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Landmark Properties’ innovative and reliable home warranty plans to safeguard your interests.

You’ll be glad to know that we’re as proactive in protecting you from unexpected expenses after you close as we are before. Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Landmark Properties offers a home warranty by Cinch Home Services that helps you avoid facing a big bill if an appliance or home system breaks without a warning for months after you’ve moved in. Home warranties cover normal wear and tear on major appliances and the average homebuyer calls in their warranty 2.3 times each year.

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(919) 519-6104

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Mortgage Consultant

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6801 Carnegie Blvd. Ste 101

Charlotte, NC 28210

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Radon is a naturally occurring colorless, odorless, radioactive gas found in most soils and rock. It is caused by the normal decomposition of uranium, releasing radium atoms that emit alpha particles into the air we breathe. It is everywhere; no state is exempt. Outdoors, the concentration is so nominal that its impact on human health is negligible. However, in confined quarters, high levels of radon can be problematic. When we breathe, we inhale the radioactive alpha particles that can then lodge in our lungs.

Radon is the number one cause of lung cancer among non-smokers in the United States, according to Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) estimates. 1 of every 15 homes is estimated to have radon levels at or above the maximum safety level of 4.0 pCi/L.

More information on Radon from the EPA:

Health Risk of Radon

North Carolina – EPA Map of Radon Zones

Home Buyer’s and Seller’s Guide to Radon

Safe at Home: Preventing Lung Cancer by Reducing Radon in the Home