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If moving to a bigger home or building an addition isn't in the cards, here's how to maximize the space you have - on a budget.
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| Some new kitchen paint on walls or cabinets works wonders Photo: flickr/la familia brophy |
Make Over Cabinets, $1,000
Give your dowdy kitchen cabinetry a lift with paint and new hardware. Proper preparation -- cleaning, sanding, priming and painting with an oil-based or 100% acrylic paint -- is key to a good-looking, long-lasting result. Using a paint sprayer helps, too (rent one from a paint or home-improvement store). Pros charge an average of $547 to do the job with one coat of paint on 150 square feet of base and wall-hung wood cabinets, according to Do It Yourself or Not (www.diyornot.com).
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You can cut the cost of painting to about $200, regardless of size, if you do it yourself. For inspiration, visit Web sites such as Better Homes and Gardens (www.bhg.com; see "30 Low-Cost Cabinet Makeovers") and www.houzz.com. Add touches by removing selected cabinet doors and painting the interior a contrasting color, adding glass panes to solid doors, and using beadboard for texture.
Hardware -- knobs and handles -- is the jewelry of cabinetry, and the Internet provides endless options. You can spend from a few dollars to $50 or much more per knob or handle. Anyone for a door handle in silver plate and Swarovski crystals for $120? You'll find a fine discounted selection at www.knobsforless.com.
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| Optimize space by building an office nook into a basement wall Photo: flickr/AdamSelwood |
Create An Office Nook, $250
Don't have an entire room to make into a dedicated home office? Create an office nook by redoing a corner of a room or repurposing a closet. If you use a closet, first remove existing shelves and the hanging pole, then paint.
Closet kits provide quick and easy storage, with shelves and brackets attached to tracks that screw into wall studs. Elfa's "Office in a Closet" ($232 if you do it yourself or $412 installed from www.containerstore.com) comes with five solid (not wire mesh), 30-inch-long shelves, including a deeper shelf to use as a desk, and hanging hardware. Add a rolling file cart to store under the desk shelf. Elfa sells one for $99 with a hanging-file frame and two drawers, but you can get cheaper ones at discount stores. Hiring an electrician to install an electrical outlet for office equipment, if needed, will add $75 to $250 to the price.
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| Organizing a garage is a low cost, high yield project Photo: Storewall |
Reclaim Your Garage, $1,000
Many homeowners have a no-car garage because it's so full of stuff that there's no room to park a vehicle. Look for a slatwall system that uses molded plastic panels with slots from which you can hang hooks, shelves and baskets. Fasten the panels to your garage walls via one of several methods, such as drywall screws into studs.
You can order a starter kit directly from manufacturer storeWALL ($529 at www.storewall.com). The kit includes six panels (4 feet by 15 inches) totaling 30 square feet, plus two shelves with brackets, two shoe shelves, six hooks, two baskets, trim, caulk and screws. At www.mygaragestore.com you can buy individual storeWALL components (six 4-foot panels totaling 30 square feet for $189, or four 8-foot panels totaling 40 square feet for $283), as well as hooks ($6 to $19), baskets and shoe shelves ($18 to $59), and shelving ($49 to $60).
MyGarageStore.com also sells kits for different applications, such as the WorkCenter kit, with an assortment of shelves, bins and racks for tools and hardware ($130), the Golf Sports kit ($72) and the Bike Sports kit ($39). And put the overhead space to use, too. Lift and store bicycles, canoes and bins of gear using a Harken ceiling hoist. A manual hoist ($29 to $180 at www.mygaragestore.com) can lift from 45 to 250 pounds; an electric one, from 70 to 220 pounds ($169 to $229).
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| Closet organizers are modular and cheaper than built-ins Photo: flickr/markomni |
Organize Your Closet, $500
Has your closet become an avalanche waiting to happen? You need a closet organizer. First, empty the closet and decide what to keep, toss, donate, consign or sell. Once you know what stays, you can pick a system accordingly.
Most manufacturers of closet organizers offer an online tool with customer support. At www.rubbermaid.com, choose a layout similar to your closet's and enter measurements, then drag and drop closet kits onto the rendering. The tool will generate a shopping list of appropriate components available directly from Rubbermaid, and at Lowe's (where it's sold as the HomeFree brand) and Menards stores. For example, a walk-in closet with two 6-foot-long walls and one 8-foot-long wall would require three kits totaling $440. (Accessories, such as a two-drawer unit, would push the total above $500.)
Make your house more efficient and comfortable with small projects that pay off when you sell.
Replace A Window, $500
Do you have a window that's especially leaky or tough to open or close? Replace it. If the framing is fine (try poking a screwdriver into the sill to see if it has rotted and use a level to see if it's reasonably square), you can install a replacement window into the original opening, replacing the sashes, side jambs and trim. Expect to spend $100 to $500, depending on the material and features (vinyl is cheaper than wood). A handyman may charge about $30 to $100 to install it, and as much as twice that if he must rebuild the frame (called a new construction frame). If you buy an Energy Star-qualified window through December 30, 2011, you can claim a tax credit for 10% of the cost (excluding installation) up to $200.
The Web sites of window manufacturers, such as Andersen, Marvin and Pella, include guides to selection also see Everything You Need to Know About Replacement Windows).
Hard-Wire A Room, $1,000
As the electronic gadgets in your home grow in number and appetite for data, you may want to replace a wireless network with one that is hard-wired and cabled. Such a system will provide faster data and video transmission that's more secure and reliable. Your images will be clearer, and you'll be able to move massive files from a laptop to a desktop computer in a tenth of the time it would otherwise take. You could also connect a game system to the Internet to play video games remotely with friends -- and watch the action on your flat-panel HDTV.
Start with your most-used room -- say, a family room or home office. An electrician will pull wire and cable through the walls, attic and basement as needed to create multiple outlets. The cabling will serve your computer, laptop, peripherals, HDTV, DVR and game system and run back to wherever phone and Internet service enters the house.
Look for a licensed and insured electrician who specializes in residential service and home networking. The more wiring that's required and the more difficult it is to access the wall space, the greater the cost, says Marcus Smith, owner of SmithLudwig Electric, in Austin, Tex. Hourly labor rates vary widely, so in some markets this project may exceed $1,000. Save money by obtaining permits and patching walls yourself.
These projects will let you enjoy your home more if you're staying put, or add curb appeal if you're planning to sell.
Remake An Entrance, $250
If your home's front entrance presents a sad face to the world, brighten it up by painting the front door with an accent color. Benjamin Moore's Aura Exterior, about $20 per quart, is a good choice; it hides imperfections, is easy to apply, dries quickly and resists fading and weathering.
Finish the door with new hardware. A new lock set could easily eat up half your budget or more, so look for one on sale. At www.handlesets.com you'll find a good selection at discounted prices, often almost half off suggested retail. (Installation is an easy job, but if you lack the time, a handyman will charge $30 to $100). Add kick plates (screw-on or magnetic, $25 to $112) and door knockers ($10 to $226) from the huge selection at www.signaturehardware.com.
Replace a beaten-up mailbox with one from www.seattleluxe.com, which carries almost 1,200 boxes, wall- and post-mounted, in many styles, materials and finishes. They run from $29 all the way up to $3,960 for a German-made, lord-of-the-manor model. Add pizzazz or character with house numbers from www.housenumberconnection.com. You'll find styles from Craftsman to the Age of Aquarius in copper, brass, aluminum, steel and tile ($11 to $47 apiece).
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| Electrical installations aren't for everyone, but they do shine! Photo: Lithonia Lighting, an Acuity Brands Co. |
Update Your Lighting, $500
Are you living with outdated light fixtures that aren't yet fashionably retro? Switch out one or more, especially in a prominent place, such as over your dining-room table. To get a feel for styles, visit www.lampsplus.com or the Web sites of home-furnishings retailers, such as www.westelm.com. Look for Energy Star-rated fixtures, which use one-fourth the energy of traditional lighting. Lithonia Lighting (www.lightahome.com) makes several styles of energy-efficient chandeliers. A five-light chandelier goes for $199 in antique bronze and $258 in brushed nickel. Installation costs $60 to $100.
The Listing Plan of Action
My Objectives are the Following:
1. To assist in getting as many qualified buyers as possible into your home until it is sold.
2. To communicate to you weekly the results of our activities.
3. To assist you in negotiating the highest dollar value…between you and the buyer.
The Following are the Steps I Take to Get a Home Sold…the “Proactive Approach:”
1. Submit your home to our local Multiple Listing Service.
2. Price your home competitively…to open the market vs. narrowing the market.
3. Promote your home at the company sales meeting.
4. Develop a list of features of your home for the Brokers to use with their potential buyers.
5. Fax a features sheet of your home for the Brokers to use with their potential buyers.
6. Suggest and advise as to any changes you may want to make in your property to make it more saleable.
7. Constantly update you as to any changes in the marketplace.
8. Prospect _ hours per day and talk to ___ people per day looking for potential buyers.
9. Contact over the next seven days…my buyer leads, center of influence and past clients for their referrals and prospective buyers.
10. Add additional exposure through a professional sign and lock-box.
11. Whenever possible pre-qualify the prospective buyers.
12. Keep you aware of the various methods of financing that a buyer might want to use.
13. When possible have the cooperating Broker in the area tour your home.
14. Follow-up on the salespeople who have shown your home…for their feedback and response.
15. Assist you in arranging interim financing…if necessary.
16. Represent you on all offer presentations…to assist you in negotiating the best possible price and terms.
17. Handle all the follow-up upon a contract being accepted…all mortgage, title, and other closing procedures.
18. Deliver your check at closing.
By Matt Carter, Thursday, March 31, 2011.
Image source: Google Earth.The sale of a 25,500-square-foot limestone mansion in Los Altos Hills, Calif. to a Russian venture capitalist for a record $100 million is a dramatic illustration that high-end luxury homes inhabit a market of their own.
According to the National Association of Realtors, sales of homes priced at or above $1 million were up 3.9 percent in February from a year ago, while sales of homes priced between $100,000 and $250,000 were down 7 percent.
Million dollar-plus homes accounted for just 2 percent of sales, while homes in the $100,000 to $250,000 range accounted for 42 percent of sales.
Although $100 million is an impressive number -- besting the previous record of $95 million for the 2008 sale of a Palm Beach, Fla. estate owned by Donald Trump -- half of the Los Altos Hills mansion sale was seller financed, the Wall Street Journal reported.
Buyer Yuri Milner, 49, is the leader of Digital Sky Technologies, a Moscow-based fund that's invested in Facebook, Groupon and Zynga.
Sellers Fred and Annie Chan made their fortune in Fremont-based ESS Technology Inc., which designs video and audio semiconductors for digital media players and audio systems.
The couple also own a 5.4-acre oceanfront property in Hawaii that was on the market for $80 million but is no longer listed, the Journal reported.
Shari Chase, the founder of Lake Tahoe-based Chase International, said the "ultra-high-end" luxury market still presents an opportunity for "just the right buyer."
"The sales are not many but when they happen they make headline news," Chase said in an email."Activity is increasing with buyers in all luxury price ranges focusing on lifestyle and value."
Chase has her own $100 million listing -- a 210-acre property dubbed "Tranquility" on the Nevada side of Lake Tahoe that completely encircles a private lake. That property went on the market in 2006.
"We do have some good interest" in Tranquility, Chase said. "It's a magnificent estate and if the Los Altos sale is an indication, Tranquility is a great value just is waiting for just the right connection."
KURe Beach Town News – MARCH 31, 2011
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PAYMENT METHODS FOR WATER & SEWER BILLS—PLEASE RESPOND
Currently, Kure Beach water and sewer bills can only be paid via cash or check. We are evaluating other forms of payment and would like to assess your level of interest. If you are a Kure Beach property owner, please choose which of the payment methods below you would use. Respond via email with the following information: PREFERED PAYMENT METHOD, YOUR NAME and YOUR KURE BEACH STREET ADDRESS.
**CREDIT/DEBIT CARDS (may require a small convenience fee)
**DIRECT PAYMENT PLAN (automatically deducted from your checking or savings account)
The results of this survey will be used in our evaluation of the feasibility of providing additional payment methods. Thank you!
TODAY IS THE DAY! LAST CHANCE FOR $5 VEHICLE DECALS Beginning tomorrow, April 1, full-time residents that have not paid their vehicle tax to receive a vehicle decal will be assessed a $10 penalty fee when the tax is paid. So, instead of paying only $5 for the tax, full-time residents will have to pay the $5 tax + $10 penalty fee, for a total of $15 to receive their vehicle decal. Don’t delay. Pay your tax and get your decal today for just $5. Town Hall closes its cash drawer at 4:45pm. If you come to Town Hall between then and closing, please bring the exact payment as we will be unable to give you change.
NORTH CAROLINA BIG SWEEP WINS 1ST PLACE AND $30,000 GRANT! On March 28, 2011, MillerCoors and River Network announced the recipients of more than $50,000 in grants to be used towards watershed protection and quality. The winning organizations were chosen by the public through an online voting competition in which more than 20,000 people cast votes for one of six local non-profits over a one month voting period. Our thanks to all of the people who voted for the NC Big Sweep. We couldn’t have won without your help! The organization will coordinate a statewide cleanup and implement a litter awareness campaign to help improve water quality in all 100 counties in North Carolina.
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR OCEAN FRONT PARK The Town of Kure Beach is accepting sealed proposals until Tuesday, April 26, 2011 by 11:00 am from contractors for furnishing the equipment, materials and construction of the Ocean Front Park. Copies of the proposal may be received by contacting Engineering Services at 919-662-7272. You may review the Request for Proposal on the Town’s website under “Town News.”
SPRING 2010 TENNIS CLASSES BEGIN ON 4/4/11 If you wish to participate, please fill out the registration form and bring it to Town Hall along with your payment. SPRING/SUMMER 2011 TENNIS CLASS SCHEDULE and REGISTRATION FORM.
PUBLIC HEARING - OCEAN FRONT PARK DEVELOPMENT 4/4/11 Town Council has scheduled a public hearing at Town Hall on Monday, April 4 at 5:30 pm or soon thereafter for the purpose of receiving comments on the Town’s intent to finance an amount not to exceed $600,000 for development of the Ocean Front Park. A copy of the adopted Capital Project Ordinance and Budget in the amount of $1,331,000 is on file in the office of the Town Clerk for viewing. Grants in the amount of $849,000 have been received. All interested persons are encouraged to attend. An RFP for contractors will be issued next week and the Town expects to begin work on the site in June of 2011.
ANNUAL NO CHARGE DEBRIS REMOVAL – 4/14/11 The Town of Kure Beach is offering No Charge Debris Removal on Thursday, April 14. This is a ONE-DAY special service. The town will NOT ACCEPT the following items: paints & pesticides, shingles, gas cylinders, tires, batteries, oil drums, used or mixed oil, bio-medical waste, construction debris, televisions and computers. Vegetation must be of the non-commercial type yard debris, not vegetation from lot clearing. Brush will need to be separated from all other types of debris and should not be bagged. Please have your debris in the right of way in front of your home by 7:00 am on the morning of pick up. If you have any questions about pick up, please call Public Works at 910-458-5816. State regulations ban certain items from landfills. As of January 1, 2011, televisions and computer equipment were added to the list of BANNED ITEMS. For that reason, the Town of Kure Beach will no longer pick up these items. For further information, please check the New Hanover County Environmental Management Department webpage or call 910-798-4400.
FREE DEBRIS BAG FOR “GOING GREEN” Kure Beach is going green, and we need your help. Our free pickup for trash and yard debris will be held on Thursday, April 14, 2011. It is very difficult for our Public Works Department to process/mulch yard debris collected in plastic bags. Ultimately, those bags end up in the county landfill. This year, we are asking residents to use the 30-gallon paper bags designed for yard debris. The Kure Beach Town Council is providing one free bag upon request, per Kure Beach property, to encourage residents to GO GREEN and NOT use plastic bags for yard debris. For more information call 458-8216 or stop by Town Hall for your free bag. If you need more bags, ACE Hardware and Island Tackle & Hardware (True Value) on Lake Park Blvd. in Carolina Beach are working with the Town by selling the bags at cost.
PUBLIC HEARING - Chapter 19 Zoning Proposed Amendment 4/19/11 Town Council has scheduled a public hearing at Town Hall on Tuesday, April 19 at 6:30 pm or soon thereafter to hear public comments on proposed amendments to Code of Ordinances, Chapter 19 (Zoning), Article III (District regulations), B1, B2, B3, B4, RB1, RA1, RA2, RA2A, RA2T, RA3, and subsection 79 (Division I Generally) regarding SIC code permitted uses and Special Use. This public hearing will be the first item of business on the regular Council meeting agenda. A copy of the proposed amendments are on file in the office of the Town Clerk for viewing. All interested persons are encouraged to attend.
2012 TAX REVALUATION The New Hanover County Tax Office is working on the 2012 Revaluation. Normally, tax revaluations are done every seven years, per state law. The County agreed to perform a special revaluation in 2011 as a result of the 2007 tax revaluation. You will be seeing members of their Appraisal Staff in your neighborhood and around your property. They will be properly identified and driving county vehicles. If someone knocks at your door claiming to work for the tax department and does not have a New Hanover County ID Card, call 911 immediately. If you have any questions about the Revaluation, please contact the New Hanover County Tax Department staff at 910-798-7300. The Tax Revaluation will be reflected in the 2012 tax bills.
SAVE THE DATE: KURE BEACH 4TH ANNUAL STREET FESTIVAL ON 4/30/11 Come on down for the Annual Street Festival to be held on Saturday, April 30, from 11:00 am until after dark. Please note that this year’s festival will be held at Joe Eakes Park. There’ll be some great bands and lively entertainment, delicious food, one of a kind arts & crafts for sale, a car show and activities for the kids, including two bounce castles and a huge, 18-foot inflatable slide. To top it all off, there will be fireworks on the beach after dark. So, bring your friends and family for a great time. Details are available on the Town’s website under the TOWN EVENTS tab. Commemorative t-shirts are for sale at Town Hall.
COFFEE WITH THE MAYOR Mayor Dean Lambeth wants to hear your thoughts and concerns regarding the Kure Beach community. He is available every Saturday morning at Town Hall from 9:00 -11:00 am.
KURE BEACH COMMITTEE VACANCIES Applications for membership in committees are available at Town Hall or on the Town’s website under Committees. Beach Protection 1 Alternate Member Beautification 1 Alternate Member Board of Adjustments 1 Alternate Member Citizens Finance & Budget 1 Alternate Member Emergency Operations (EOC) 3 Members KB Community Center 2 Members Parks & Recreation Advisory 3 Members Shoreline Access & Parking 1 Member Storm Water & Environmental 1 Member & 1 Alternate Member Annual Street Festival 4 Additional Members Needed
KURE BEACH BUSINESS CORNER If your business has a special offer, simply email the information to frontdesk@townofkurebeach.org to be included in this section of our weekly email. This information goes out to over 800 Kure Beach residents and friends, so it’s a great opportunity to “plug” your business! In order to keep the mail file size low, we can’t email attachments.
Coastwalk Real Estate FREE Market Analysis - If you would like to find out the value of your home, and what it would sell for today, please contact Justin Donaton at Coastwalk Real Estate. You will receive a written estimate of the approximate value of your home within 48hrs. You can call Justin at 910-352-0998, or email: justin@coastwalkrealestate.com. You can search for all KURE BEACH homes for sale on their website here: http://www.coastwalkrealestate.com/kure-beach-real-estate/
BIG DADDY’S RESTAURANT GRAND OPENING There will be a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony @ Big Daddy’s Restaurant for its seasonal Grand Opening on Monday, April 4 at 5:30 pm. See you there!
PALM AIR REALTY No room for out-of-town guests? Planning a big, overnight event for family and friends? Call your neighbors at Palm Air Realty to get that value-packed neighbor discount for two-night stays in Kure Beach/Carolina Beach/Pleasure Island. We offer pet-friendly rentals, as well. We have been rated 5 out of 5 on www.tripadvisor.com for cleanliness, customer service, charm and price savings! We are a small local company with a large community presence. For more information on our daily, weekly and monthly specials, call 910-458-5269, or go online at www.palmairrealtync.com.
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General Market Observations:
One of the questions I hear most is “What if I owe more on my home than it is worth?” Here is my answer: If you enjoy living in your home and are able to make your payments, then the answer is “nothing.” Over time the market will rebound, and between now and then you should enjoy your home and this beautiful area where we live!
However for homeowners who need to sell, and who owe more on their home than it is worth, a short sale can be an excellent solution. In the past, it was rare for a bank or lender to accept a short sale. Today, due to overwhelming market changes, banks have become more negotiable when it comes to these transactions.
But to be technical, here's a more official definition: A homeowner is 'short' when the amount owed on his/her property is higher than current market value. A short sale occurs when a negotiation is entered into with the homeowner's mortgage company (or companies) to accept less than the full balance of the loan at closing. A buyer closes on the property, and the property is then 'sold short' of the total value of the mortgage.
For homeowners to qualify for a short sale, they must fall into all of the following circumstances:
Financial Hardship – There is a situation causing you to have trouble affording your mortgage.
Monthly Income Shortfall – In other words: "You have more monthly expenses than monthly income." A lender will want to see that you cannot afford, or soon will not be able to afford, your mortgage.
Insolvency – The lender will want to see that you do not have significant liquid assets that would allow you to pay down your mortgage.
This seems simple enough, but it is a complicated process that takes the expertise of experienced professionals. As a licensed Broker, I have been specially trained to save homeowners from foreclosure, and avoid "7 years of bad luck." If you know anyone in this situation, please have them contact me for help: 910-352-0998.
Shifting gears… no matter what the situation is, if you are selling your home studies show nearly 90% of BUYERS perform a portion of their home search on-line. For that reason if you are selling make sure your home is advertised extensively on-line. Make sure your home is seen on the most popular websites including REALTOR.com, Google, YAHOO, AOL, Zillow and more!
Also be sure to have a property specific website and a virtual tour set-up – JUST FOR YOUR HOME. This can be one of the best marketing tools!
Carolina Beach, NC:
In Carolina Beach, there have been 15 single family homes to have SOLD through March 2011. The high price is over $500,000 and the average price per square foot is $171.
With regards to condos, there have been 28 condos sales this year in Carolina Beach. The high price is $427,000 on Carolina Beach Ave North. There have been 14 home sites that have SOLD (this number is up considerably from last year)
A sign of good activity…here are currently 45 homes / condos that are PENDING or under DUE DILIGENCE, and 11 home sites that are PENDING.
Kure Beach, NC:
In Kure Beach, eight single family homes have SOLD as of 3/30/11, with a high price of $935,000. The average price per square foot is $192.
In Kure Beach this year there have been three condos to sell (all in Ocean Dunes) and five home sites. Two of these in Live Oak Village, and three in Seawatch.
For Kure Beach, the activity is increasing as well. There are currently 23 homes / condos that are PENDING or are under DUE DILIGENCE, and 2 home sites.
Expect Results:
Your Real Estate Market Report is provided by Justin Donaton of Coastwalk Real Estate. Data is courtesy of the Wilmington Association of REALTORS MLS. Justin does not just "list" properties, he sells them! To get your home SOLD for the highest possible price, call Justin at 910-352-0998. Justin has been the #1 Agent on Pleasure Island since 2006. He has the highest dollar volume of sales, and has had the most number of closings. His business is built on hard work and high-impact marketing. Please visit www.CoastwalkRealEstate.com for more info.
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Rhine Law Firm, P.C.314 Walnut Street, Suite 1000, Wilmington, North Carolina 28401 U.S.A.
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Marshall, Williams & Gorham, L.L.P.14 South Fifth Avenue, Wilmington, North Carolina 28401 U.S.A.
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Rountree, Losee & Baldwin, L.L.P.2419 Market Street, Wilmington, North Carolina 28403 U.S.A.
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Martin & Jones, PLLC1213 Culbreth Drive, Suite 121, Wilmington, North Carolina 28405 U.S.A.
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Terry B. Richardson Attorney at Law209 Princess Street, Wilmington, North Carolina 28402 U.S.A.
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Andrew Olsen213 North Second St., Wilmington, North Carolina 28401 U.S.A.
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Block, Crouch, Keeter, Behm & Sayed, L.L.P.310 North Front Street, Suite 200, Wilmington, North Carolina 28401 U.S.A.
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The Law Firm of Hutchens, Senter & Britton, P.A.Suite 210, 1437 Military Cutoff Road, Wilmington, North Carolina 28403 U.S.A.
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Shipman & Wright, L.L.P.575 Military Cutoff Road, Suite 106, Wilmington, North Carolina 28405 U.S.A.
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The Oring Law Firm313 Walnut Street, Suite 111, Wilmington, North Carolina 28401-4067 U.S.A.
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White & Hearne, L.L.P.265 Racine Drive, Unit 104, Wilmington, North Carolina 28403 U.S.A.
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Kurt B. Fryar Attorney at Law201 N. Front Street, Suite 813, Wilmington, North Carolina 28401 U.S.A.
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Brian J. Moore & Associates210 Princess Street, Wilmington, North Carolina 28401-3951 U.S.A.
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Sullivan & Wagoner LLP29 North Third Street, Wilmington, North Carolina 28401 U.S.A.
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Fletcher Ray & Satterfield, L.L.P.131 Racine Drive, Suite 201, Wilmington, North Carolina 28403 U.S.A.
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Baker & Slaughter, P.A.705 Princess Street, Wilmington, North Carolina 28401 U.S.A.
Over 50 years combined experience litigating personal injury, financial fraud, investment fraud and workers compensation cases. Insist on Excellence, contact Baker & Slaughter for a free consultation.
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Saffo Law Firm, P.C.1508 Military Cutoff Road, Suite 203, Wilmington, North Carolina 28403 U.S.A.
Wills & Probate Law, Estate Planning & Administration, Business Law, Tax Law, Asset Protection Planning, Residential & Commercial Real Estate. Tony Saffo is a Board Certified Specialist in Estate Planning and Probate Law. Call 910-256-3364
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Deaver & Deaver, PLLC705 Princess Street, Wilmington, North Carolina 28401 U.S.A.
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Culbreth Law Firm, L.L.P.514 Chestnut Street, Wilmington, North Carolina 28402 U.S.A.
Over 34 Years of General Civil & Criminal Trial Practice in all State & Federal Courts
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Ennis Coleman LLP700 Military Cutoff, Suite 312, Wilmington, North Carolina 28405 U.S.A.
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Crossley McIntosh Collier Hanley & Edes, PLLC1430 Commonwealth Drive, Suite 202, Wilmington, North Carolina 28403 U.S.A.
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Robin Wicks Robinson, P.C.314 Walnut Street, Wilmington, North Carolina 28402 U.S.A.
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Gailor, Wallis & Hunt, PLLC1213 Culbreth Drive, Suite 207, Wilmington, North Carolina 28405 U.S.A.
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Anderson Jones PLLCRaleigh, NC firm serving Wilmington, North Carolina
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Shirley & Adams, PLLCRaleigh, NC firm serving Wilmington, North Carolina
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I wanted to share a quick video of a great beach home in Carolina Beach NC. 1112 Bowfin Ln is located one block form the ocean. It has ocean views too. Its on a quiet side street, and is also just a short walk or bike to Carolina Beach.
Here is a video of the home in Carolina Beach:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X50vophEraU
In total, it has 3 bedrooms and 3 baths. Very nicely done inside.
Ocean Dunes is a popular seaside condo complex in beautiful Kure Beach North Carolina.
Ocean Dunes has condos from teh $200's through about $600,000. The community is ocean front and offers a ton of amenities including indoor and out door pools, tennis, a nautilis, basketball and more.
Ocean Dunes is losted steps from Ft Fisher and about 2 miles south of the Kure Beach Pier. You can also easily take the ferry to Southport.
Here is a video of the beach at Ocean Dunes in Kure Beach
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3U4e9QgqNc
If you are interested in Ocean Dunes condos, or condos for sale in Ocean Dunes -- or Kure Beach Homes for sale you may search them online on our website.
Here is a link to all Ocean Dunes condos for sale:
http://www.coastwalkrealestate.com/ocean-dunes-condos/
Coastwalk Real Estate 910-458-9119
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