Do you live in (or planning to move to) the Town of Weddington? If you feel your voice could help shape Weddington, you might consider applying to sit on an advisory board. Weddington has multiple citizen advisory boards. The town established these advisory boards so that residents has a means to give input in a more comprehensive way. Citizens participating in the advisory boards provide support and advice to members of the town council. Their voices influence the outcomes of many areas of town … Continue reading...
How To Pay A Water Bill In Charlotte If The Water’s Shut Off
It easy to pay your Charlotte Water bill online. You can just use their pay portal. It lets you register for paperless billing. Use it to set up easy recurring payments using your checking or savings account. You can check this history of your water use. Plus, you can look up past payment information. But what if your water bill was past due? What do you do if your water has been shut off? If your water has been shut off in Charlotte, you can still use an online payment method. It's just a … Continue reading...
City of Charlotte Reduces Auto Fee For Older Residents Meeting Income Limits
If you live in the City of Charlotte and are at least 65-years-old, you might qualify for Charlotte's auto fee reduction. If you qualify for the Homestead Exclusion, you can also apply for a reduction in the auto fee for your vehicles! There is an income limit, but it doesn't take into consideration the value of your acquired assets, only your disposable income. It's a simple way to save a little money, so we think you should go for it! How To Apply To apply, all you have to do is fill out … Continue reading...
Which Type Of Foundation Cracks Spell Potential Severe Damage?
When home shopping around Charlotte, it doesn't hurt to be aware of different cracks we might spot in foundations. Finding potential problems can save you money. For example, if you find many red flags for severe damage, you may choose to just move on to the next home rather than pay for an inspection. Right? Similarly, if you are already in a home, spotting signs of damage can save you money, because you can address the problems early. Generally speaking, cracks around 1/16″ thick are … Continue reading...
Property Tax Relief Options Offered By North Carolina
Did you know that some North Carolina homeowners can benefit from one of three state programs that offer property tax relief? It's true! If you are a disable vet, low-income, or elderly, you might qualify for property tax relief! Deferral Program for Disabled or Elderly Homeowners The first program is a deferral program. It makes it so that eligible property owners can defer their property taxes to pay at a future date. Many choose to use this program until they sell their property. It … Continue reading...
Millennials Flock To Charlotte From Out Of State
Millennials are less likely to relocate than earlier generations, but when they do move, what city do they flock to? More than anywhere else, they come here to Charlotte, North Carolina. Charlotte beat out even cities like Norfolk and Seattle. We don't blame them either. Charlotte has a great deal to offer residents of any age. Plus, Charlotte's population is made up of people who moved from outside the city. It helps not to be the only outsider. Even though it's a bustling metropolis, it's … Continue reading...
Energy Investment Tax Credit (ITC) For Solar Power Systems Stays At 30 Percent Through 2019
There isn't much longer to take advantage of the huge tax credit for solar power systems offered by the federal government. That's right: Through the Energy Investment Tax Credit (ITC), the federal government offers homeowners a tax credit that essentially reimburses homeowners for the entire purchase price of a solar array system by 30 percent! Did you know that the credit even applies if you finance the solar system instead of paying for the costs upfront? This makes the initial year much … Continue reading...
Center City: Uptown Charlotte Real Estate Offers Easy, No-Commute Lifestyle
Center City, also known as Uptown Charlotte, is a real estate hot spot in North Carolina. It's a trendsetting, urban area if about 15,000 residents. This decade, Center City real estate sales boomed. Plus, 30 percent of the new residents in Center City migrated from out of state. This urban paradise is considered the most hip place to live in all of Charlotte. It offers four distinct communities: First Ward Charlotte, Second Ward Charlotte, Third Ward Charlotte and Fourth Ward Charlotte. Center … Continue reading...
Mecklenburg County’s Sportsplex at Matthews
The Sportsplex at Matthews in Mecklenburg County is one of many selling points for Mathews, NC real estate. It's an athletic facility consisting of nine synthetic turf fields, a 2,500-seat grass stadium and two grass fields. Every field at the Sportsplex are multi-purpose fields. Each accommodates various sports like football, soccer, rugby and lacrosse. The stadium features a two story field house. The field house offers locker rooms for the home team, the away team and referees. The stadium … Continue reading...
How Did Waxhaw, North Carolina Get Its Name?
Waxhaw is a town in Union County, North Carolina. Waxhaw is picturesque and surrounded by wooded forests and rolling hills. Several places in town are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It's now considered a fine dining hot-spot outside of Charlotte. Yet, before it was settled by Europeans, a small tribe of Native Americans lived in the area. The Waxhaw, sometimes called the Wysacky, were the earlier inhabitants. The tribe lived in Lancaster, Mecklenburg, and Union Counties … Continue reading...
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