Posted by: natewolf | February 16, 2012

Matthews 2 Story Foreclosure from Fannie Mae. $72,500

2 Story – Matthews, NC

Fannie Mae HomePath property Outstanding townhome. $51,500 less than 2007 sale Move in ready Desirable subdivision with a pool Great floor plan Amazing master suite with vaulted ceilings Very desirable location close to restaurants and retail Private back patio Warm fireplace You are going to love this property Outstanding value Purchase this property for as little as 3 percent down.

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Posted by: natewolf | April 21, 2011

How to invest $1000 Tax Refund in your Home

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Copyright 2011 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS®

I’m excited to announce that I have implemented a dynamic system for my listings to allow buyers to download information and photos directly to their mobile phones using the TagReader by Microsoft. Each of my listings is assigned a TAG and buyers can download a free MobileApp from http://gettag.mobi or on my website http://www.natewolf.com using the link to the Free Download section.

The Microsoft Tag Reader works on nealy all SmartPhones including Windows Phone 7, Windows Mobile, iPhone, Android, BlackBerry, Symbian and J2ME phones. Microsoft Tag is available for free in most mobile application stores; just search for ‘Tag Reader’ to get started.

Over the next several weeks all of my listings will be updated. I also offer this as a FREE service to other agents or For Sale By Owner properties wanting to take advantage of this cutting edge technology. Just send me a text or email and I will get you a FREE Rider Sign to use at your listing.

Posted by: natewolf | October 7, 2010

Nate Wolf named 5-Star Realtor by Charlotte Magazine

Five Star Realtor Logo Nate Wolf was named a 5-Star Realtor for 2010 by the readers of Charlotte Magazine. The FIVE STAR Real Estate Agent Program is designed to identify and showcase real estate agents in a local market that score highest in overall satisfaction.

As part of an in-depth research process real estate agents are evaluated by their customers and real estate industry professionals based on customer service, integrity, market knowledge, communication and negotiation skills, closing preparation, helping you find the right home, marketing the home being sold, and overall satisfaction.

10,000 to 50,000 recent homebuyers (all area residents who purchased a home over $100,000 – $200,000 within a 12-36 month period depending on the market size), readers of the area magazine, and 250 mortgage and title companies are asked to name and evaluate real estate agents with whom they have had direct/personal experience with. Recent homebuyers and subscribers can evaluate up to two agents, while mortgage and title companies can evaluate up to three agents. Both positive and negative responses regarding each agent are accepted. In addition to the survey results, other criteria such as acceptable disciplinary action and review by a panel of local industry experts are incorporated into the overall evaluation process.

The final list of FIVE STAR Real Estate Agents includes the real estate agents, of those evaluated, in the local market that scored highest in overall satisfaction; representing less than 7% of the real estate agents in the local market. See the Research Methodology Summary for more information on the research process.

Posted by: natewolf | July 7, 2009

July 2009: Nate Wolf named a Zillow Local Expert

“You have been granted a Local Expert badge as a result of your valuable contributions on Zillow in Charlotte!”  stated the email received over the July 4th weekend.

What is a Zillow Local Expert?

The Zillow Local Expert badge was created to recognize those who have made valuable contributions in a specific city or neighborhood on Zillow. Local Experts are active Zillow users who share their real estate knowledge and help others by contributing high-quality content at a local level. The more and better the contributions a user makes that relate to that city or neighborhood, the more likely an award will be granted. Users’ contributions can be seen in their profiles.

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Thanks Guys!

Buy this home for $40,000.

Buy this home for $40,000.

The Listed Price is $80,000. As a qualified Teacher / Police Office / Firefighter / EMT, you can purchase this home for only $40,000 using the Good Neighbor Next Door program. There are very simple requirements, call me today — the homes are posted Each Friday. Offers MUST be registered by the following Tuesday– no exceptions. You must use a HUD Registered Broker, so call me today so I can submit your offer immediately.

About this week’s home:

Address: 1425 GRIERS GROVE ROAD, CHARLOTTE NC 28215 Mecklenburg county
Price: $80,000
As-Is Value: $80,000
Bed/Bath: 3/3
Sqft: 1,627
Year: 2003
FHA Financing: Insured (IN)
203K Eligible: Yes
List Date: 05/29/2009
Lottery Deadline: 06/02/2009 at 23:59:59 Eastern Time
Eligibility: Non Profit/Gov/Officers/Teachers/Firefighters/EMTs
Property Condition: No Property Condition Report is available

Download a copy of the article from the Carolina Regional Realtors’ Association’s member magazine Realtor Reflections, February 2009.

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Excerpt:

Wesley Heights has been the focus of most of the residential activity

so far. Lela Court, a new portion of Wesley Heights with more than

140 single-family homes and townhouse-style condos, opened in

2006. It is just west of the Wesley Heights Historic District, whose

original bungalow-style homes were built in the 1920s and 1930s.

They have made a dramatic comeback in the last 10 years, and infill

homes have also been built in the community.

 

Posted by: natewolf | March 6, 2009

$8000 Federal Tax Credit for First Time Home Buyers

A Sweet Deal for First Time Home Buyers:

The ins-and-outs of the $8,000 First-Time Homebuyer Tax Credit

If you are – like many Americans – trying to figure out the best time to make your first home purchase, then you may want to take a closer look at the first-time homebuyer tax credit included in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, which was signed into action by President Barack Obama on February 17, 2009.
Repayment

The 2009 homebuyer credit DOES NOT require repayment. Repayment of the credit is only required if the owner sells the property within three years of purchase.

Credit Amount

While the credit is equivalent to 10 percent of the purchase price of the home, the 2009 credit increases the limit of the credit from $7,500 to $8,000.

OTHER IMPORTANT NOTES REGARDING THE CREDIT
1. Qualifying for the homebuyer credit

The credit is for first-time homebuyers only. As it relates to this credit, a first-time homebuyer is defined as any taxpayer who has not owned a principal (or main) residence for a period of three years prior to the home purchase. The first-time purchase must be of a principal residence.

2. Income limitations

The legislation does limit availability of the first-time homebuyer credit based on modified adjusted gross income (MAGI). Single filers with MAGI of $75,000 or less and married couples with MAGI of $150,000 or less are eligible for the full $8,000 credit. Those individuals or couples with MAGI above these limits may be available for a reduced credit on a phase-out basis.

3. Purchase window

The 2009 first-time homebuyer tax credit is retroactive to January 1, 2009 and covers purchases through November 30th, 2009.

4. Refundable credit

The tax credit reduces your final tax liability and you will be refunded whatever portion, if any, of the credit that remains after applying the credit to taxes you owe for that year. For example, let’s say you qualify for the full $8,000 homebuyer credit and your total tax liability (after withholding) is $2,000. Your tax liability will be zero, and you will receive a refund for the remaining $6,000.

5. Claiming the credit

Claiming the credit is actually very simple. To take advantage of the first-time homebuyer credit, you’ll need to complete IRS Form 5405 which will help determine the tax credit amount. You’ll then claim that amount on line 69 of your 1040 tax return form. No pre-approval forms or applications are required!

 
 

 

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