All Forum Posts by: Charlie McCurry

Hey @Dane Fossee, I'm a North Carolina commercial broker and one of my good friends is from Grosse Pointe.  She lives in Charlotte now actually.  I'd be happy to touch base about Statesville and NC in general at your convenience. Have a great weekend!

@Account Closed Thanks for sharing this model.  I'd like to take a look and would be happy to share feedback from my Winston-Salem perspective too.  Cheers!

@Taylor Lindsey I'm a commercial broker in Winston-Salem.  I'd be happy to connect with you to discuss your investment goals.  Cheers!

@Jason Bray great to see your post!  I'm a commercial broker in Winston and work with investors in the commercial space.  Let me know how I can be helpful to you.  Cheers!

@Harvey J. McIntyre apologies for the late response to your post.  I'm a commercial broker in Winston.  I'd be pleased to connect with you to discuss our market.  Hope you're avoiding the heat this summer!

@Nick Warren Nick, apologies for the late reply.  I'm a commercial broker and know the market well.  Let me know what you're looking for and I'd be happy to connect.  Cheers!

@Pete Bhairgond Welcome to BP.  If you are interested in commercial investment, whether it be mixed use, office, retail, etc. send me a message.  I'm a broker and attorney in the commercial market for both the Triad and the Triangle.  Best wishes!

@John Cohen

Thanks for sharing this, John.  Persistence certainly pays off.  As a broker, I take a similar perspective.  Our firm keeps track of all inquiries on a property for just this reason.  A deal is not complete until closing and all interested parties can't take that for granted.  'Under contract' or 'in due diligence' does not mean the deal is closed.  I have found that respectful persistence often leads to the best deals.

@Juliet Banks

I'm a North Carolina real estate broker, investor, and attorney.  The NC Association of Realtors and the NC Bar Association co-draft the NC forms and thus NC realtors and NC attorneys have access to them.  As you might imagine, these forms are frequently used by buyer and seller agents but they are not required by law.  And, as other posters here have alluded to, every real estate deal is different and merely completing a form is not likely to cover all nuances of a particular deal.  Hiring a local professional is always an intelligent decision.  Feel free to e-mail me regarding this or other NC-related questions: 

Hey @William Stubbs, I work with a terrific insurance broker here in Winston and would be happy to pass along his contact information.  Shoot me an email.

Best regards,

Charlie