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5 Tax Credits That Can Save You Money
Take a look at the list below to see if you can start saving money this year.
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Tax Credits for Solar Water Heaters
A federal tax credit makes energy-efficient solar water heaters a more affordable and sustainable option for many homeowners. Read
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Tax Credits for Replacing Heating and Cooling Systems
Upgrading to an energy-efficient heating and cooling system can save hundreds on your utility bills and earn you a tax credit worth as much as $1,500. Read
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Tax Credits for Replacing Your Roof
Replacing your roof with a qualifying energy-efficient metal or asphalt roof can cut your cooling bill and earn you a $1,500 tax credit. Read
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Tax Credits for Adding or Replacing Insulation
A federal tax credit makes adding insulation an even cheaper way to improve your home’s energy efficiency and cut your heating and cooling bills. Read
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Tax Credits for Replacing Windows, Doors, and Skylights
If money seems to be escaping through drafty windows, doors, and skylights, this federal tax credit might make energy-efficient replacements more affordable. Read
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Lee Ann Miller Honored By Allen Tate Company
January 29th 2010
Lee Ann Miller, with the Allen Tate Company, recently received The Barbara Tate Legendary Service Award. This award is provided to the Realtor that has consistently demonstrated exceptional service to clients. This award winner has also earned a reputation for market knowledge, negotiating skills, communication skills and delivers these skills to the consumer in a manner that exceeds expectations. Additionally, the winner embraces the one-stop shopping model the Allen Tate Company provides and has partnered with our family of companies to deliver a comprehensive real estate experience to the client. Only one award company-wide is given each year. Lee Ann Miller has been honored with this, the highest of all Allen Tate awards for the year 2010. She recieved awards for the Masters Circle, President's Club (Over $200 Million in Sales) & Top Team.
Lee Ann Miller has a full service real estate team, in the Lake Norman office, where she has been helping clients move up, move out, or move on since 1987. For information about Lee Ann Miller and her team visit www.LeeAnnMiller.com
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New Changes to Huntersville, NC Traffic Woes
We thought this information would benefit everyone that lives, works and/or shops in this area. Please take a moment to view the maps.
The first link is to the new traffic pattern design that has been approved & funded for the widening of Sam Furr Road.
The second link is to the proposed changes to the overall traffic flow
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Is Charlotte, NC still in the Housing Market Gutter?
Business Insider recently posted 21 cities and how they are doing in this market. Take a look at the Charlotte market.
Charlotte, North Carolina
Monthly Change (October to November): 0.27%
Current Rate of Collapse (Y/Y): -5.51%
Peak To Trough: -11.13%
To view the good and bad of the other 20 cities, click on the link below
http://www.businessinsider.com/hows-your-city-doing-2010-1#charlotte-north-carolina-10
While this is good news to the Charlotte real estate market; remember real estate is not a national market but a local market.
So let's spread the good news about Charlotte!! --The Lee Ann Miller Team
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Mill SOLD in Mooresville, NC
Jan 13, 2010 - The Charlotte Business Journal
A New York-based company has purchased a massive and vacant textile mill on South Main Street in Mooresville.
Concord Global Trading plans to open a retail/wholesale center for furniture at the 38-acre site. It used to house a Burlington Industries plant.
Concord Global intends to open the Wow Home Furnishing store in May with inventory valued at ... << MORE >>
Good Results and Predictions for Charlotte, NC Housing Market
GOOD NEWS!
John Connaughton, UNCC economist, predicts that next year, the state's economy will grow 2.8 percent, following this year's 3.6 percent decline. N.C. businesses are expected to add nearly 33,000
jobs next year, with growth in more than half of the state's economic sectors - including finance and real estate, which took massive hits in the recession, Connaughton said. He expects the
construction, services and government fields to post the biggest gains in 2010.
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<< MORE >>2009 Housing Market Ends on a High Note!
As 2009 comes to a close, we want to share plenty of good news with you on the residential real estate front.
First, we are thrilled to see the federal government pass the extension and the enhancements to the home buyer’s tax credit. This will significantly help the real estate market lead the economy into stronger times. To summarize the new program:
- First-time buyers are eligible for up to an $8,000 credit and now ...<< MORE >>
October Home Sales Results Are In...
Carolina Multiple Listing Service (CMLS) recently released the results for the month of October, $20 million sold and $20 million closed for the Carolinas real estate market. Also, happy to report that the sales volume is up 129% (yes more than double) from October 2008 and closed volume up 44% from October 2008. We think we are starting to see a turnaround. It may be a slow & gradual rebound, but let’s be thankful for the rebound!
Contact The Lee Ann Miller Team today to begin your journey in this positive real estate market.
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Lake Norman Fun Facts
- Lake Norman’s deepest point is over 100 ft. and has an average depth of 25 ft. Full pond is 760 ft. (above sea level).
- Lake Norman holds approximately 3,400,000,000 gallons of water, having the weight of approximately 13,600,000 tons.
- Lake Norman’s shoreline measures approximately 520 miles, more than the coastlines of North and South Carolina combined.
- Lake Norman got it’s name from former Duke Power president Norman Cocke and is the largest man-made lake in North Carolina, and covers approximately 32,475 acres and is the larger than ...<< MORE >>