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Exclusive Lake and Mountain View Living in North Carolina
Enjoy the amazing view of the mountains and lake at The Village at Reflection Lake Nantahala. Construction is underway on the first home, and there are now only 11 opportunities left to buy your dream home!
Reflection offers customizable cabins in a private gated community with upscale amenities, all priced from $94,900 to $129,900. Plus, the [...]
Buying Your First Home in Carolina? Stay Aware of Home Prices to Make a Sound Decision
In the year 2010, first-time home buyers in Carolina were provided huge incentives by the IRS to make them purchase a home at the tune of $6,500 or $8,000 depending on their personal financial situation. Homes in Carolina and adjoining areas were selling just as they did in 2003. Suddenly, the party stopped in July [...]
Sites Selling at The Village at Reflection Lake Nantahala
Everyone needs a home away from home! Consider looking into The Village at Reflection Lake Nantahala for a close but relaxing vacation home. This exclusive lake living community has 11 lake- and mountain-view home sites left for sale.
New pricing has been enacted on the home sites, which start from only $94,000.
Schedule a visit to The [...]
13 Lakeside Home Sites at The Village at Reflection Lake Nantahala
If you are looking for a new lakeside home or maybe a new summer haven in North Carolina, there is some great news. Thirteen exclusive home sites have just been released to buyers thanks to The Village at Reflection Lake Nantahala.
These home sites feature lake and long-range mountain views as well as bank-approved, discounted pricing.
Developer [...]
Read These Tips Before Buying Carolina Foreclosures
Regardless of how experienced you are when it comes to buying Carolina real estate, buying your first foreclosure or REO property is a much different process. In a recent post on the Equifax Personal Finance Blog, real estate expert Ilyce Glink examines some of the main differences between buying new homes and foreclosures.
One difference is that [...]
