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Buying a home is a big decision. No matter if it's your first home, retirement home, or a vacation home. Making sure you buy a home the right way and for the right price is key for your peace of mind. Here are 7 secrets most homebuyers don't consider when purchasing a home here in the North Carolina mountains.

If you're like many homeowners here in the North Carolina mountains, your mountain home is a place you have made many memories in over the years. When it comes to the thought of selling your home, it is an emotional decision with considerable financial considerations.

Selling your home is a big deal, so it's okay to be cautious and patient about it. Just remember, if selling your mountain home is the right thing for you and your family, you need to make sure the person helping you understands how important that is.

If you're ready to make the move, you want to ensure you do it wisely. I've created this blog to help you consider important factors involved with selling your home.

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When it comes to setting a price for your home when it goes on the market, you need to make sure you price it correctly from the beginning. You don't want to waste time on the market or the eventual selling price by overpricing it from the get-go. Consider these six dangers that come when you overprice your home when it goes on the market.