Carrie & her family! Carrie Richardson is a broker with Property Specific Realty. She moved to Raleigh from Myrtle Beach, SC in 1995 to attend Meredith College. She and her husband live in Wake Forest with their 12 year old daughter and rescue Labrador. Carrie enjoys home improvement projects which really comes in handy when […] State of the market update in real estate for upcoming projected trends in the Raleigh are- (which includes all submarkets of Raleigh) tephen Pait, Owner/Inspector of Pait Home Inspections of North Carolina, LLC. gave us some great information about kickout flashing- something that protects hidden damage to your home. Chris and I spend a lot of time analyzing data for the Raleigh metro area. He’s hyper focused on Investors and I am here for the Buyers, Sellers and Renters. Grow your knowledge: Raleigh Housing Market Predictions Raleigh is situated in a perfect spot. Demand and momentum is kept up by Millennials, Retirees, Entrepreneurs and […] Homeowner’s Five Coverages You May Not Know You Need When you own a home, you may have extenuating circumstances and/or own property that your insurance may not cover. There are several extra coverage options you can add on to your policy, which are known as endorsements. They are essentially riders that you purchase separately but […] Fuquay-Varina A Dash More! Written by Madison Just 15 miles south of Raleigh, this lively family-friendly community is one of the fastest growing towns in North Carolina. In 1963 Fuquay Springs and Varina merged to create the town known today. Once built on tobacco and farming, Fuquay-Varina has been able to retain its small town […] Wake County, North Carolina is a perfect place for kids of all ages. Take it from me, I moved here from New York when I was only three.
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Meet Carrie Richardson
January 2022: State of the Market
What is Kickout Flashing, and do I need it?
Raleigh Housing Market Predictions 2022
Homeowner’s Five Coverages You May Not Know You Need
Let’s Explore Fuquay-Varina
Explore the Capital Region through the Eyes of an 8-Year-Old
