All Blog Posts Tagged 'durham' (5)

ETechDev and the founder CJOliver will be appearing again at the Walkers Crisps Learning Resource Centre again on the 31st Janaury to hold another presentation to the general public. Free access is granted, Max capacity is currently 25 but CJOliver is in the process of arranging further presentations to continue on and start at a later time for other interested parties to sit in and listen to the goals, visions and benefits of ETechDev and the ELottery. We hope you can make a effort to attend t… Continue

I decided to provide an enticing incentive for members of my social networking site, Triangle TRACKS, to invite their friends to join. I'm currently holding a membership drive with prizes for the members who produce the most joined invited members through Nov. 12. The prizes come from local businesses, and I've offered each business a 2-month homepage ad in exchange… Continue

In light of recent soaring foreclosure filings in North Carolina - 24% from June 2008 and 125% from July, 2007 - Governor Mike Easley signed a bill to offer relief to homeowners and banks alike. The North Carolina Foreclosure Prevention Project requires that both homeowners and the state's bank commissioner must receive 45 days notice before a foreclosure is filed and also allows the bank commissioner to extend any foreclosure filing notice by 30 days. During this time, the state w… Continue

In North Carolina, sellers are required to discole if a house's exterior is actually artificial stucco-EIFS Stucco-instead of concrete stucco. EIFS is basically a form of styrofoam placed on the outside of the house with a "stucco" look-alike finish on the surface. While a house with EIFS can absorb the inevitable settling of the house over time without cracking, it does come with other hazards. Unfortunately, EIFS stucco applied on a wood-framed home (especially if not applied properly) tends t… Continue

Year-to-date, the market in Chapel Hill, and Orange, Durham and Chatham Counties is down between 22-25% in total sales. There also is a 6 month supply of inventory on the market across the board, except in Chatham County where there is 10 months of inventory.. In Chapel Hill, the single family market is fairing better than the townhouse/condo sales. While total sales in each category is down 25%, average prices for single family homes are down 4% compared to 13% for condos/townhouses and average… Continue