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Marketing/Public Remarks: As the listing agent I can’t say enough good things about the Old Ferry Estates community. From neighbors helping neighbors in times of need to the occasional back yard BBQ. This neighborhood sports a good mix of young families and retired couples embracing the coastal lifestyle. Agent Remarks: Hear the waves crash when […]
Epic Shelling Alert!!! Last nights high tide and swells caused significant erosion in Holden Beach. More waves are on the way and with this erosion some great shells and artifacts should be uncovered. This past springs beach renourishment helped treasure seekers find shells galore, sharks teeth, Indian Arrowheads and past military artifacts.
Barrier islands are really not meant to be built upon 💚✌️🎶
An endless money pit, renourishing beaches. The storms are just going to wash it away
Think I’ll have to head that way tomorrow.
What block is this in?
Beautiful scenery
Thank you!
OKI looks like this too!
Laurie Pendergast DiPetrillo
Millions of $$$$ in renourishment gone is nothing to celebrate.
Prayers for all
Allison Petron
The tides are high
Fun and entertaining Cynthia the President of Brunswick County Association of Realtors breaks down the stats on our Local Real Estate market for us.
No Bubble Here!!!!!
All is Good 🙂
We found this interesting from one of our Lenders Dwayne Tyndall at Atlantic Bay.
Do you have current or former clients who have faced medical collections on their credit reports? The three major credit bureaus—TransUnion, Equifax, and Experian—have announced some really helpful new changes to how medical debt is reported.
Better yet—these updates will impact approximately 70% of medical collections, which means your clients who have been held back by medical debt may now be in a much better position to get a mortgage!
Two changes became effective July 1, 2022:
First, paid medical collection debt will no longer be included on credit reports. So, if your current client has recently paid off medical bills, or your past client has resolved medical debt since you last worked together, they should reach out to me to take a look at their situation.
Second, credit bureaus are now extending from six months to a full year the time period before unpaid medical collection debt appears on your client's report. This means your client has 12 full months in which they can go ahead and apply for a home loan—and hopefully resolve medical debt issues—before that debt will impact their credit history.
Finally, in the first half of 2023, medical debt collection accounts under a pre-defined minimum threshold (to be determined later this year, but at least $500) will no longer be included on credit reports. So, that old emergency room bill of $397 won't count against your client any more, beginning next year.
If you or your clients have debt questions—medical or otherwise—I can help by running simulations to see what will impact credit scores as debt is addressed, and which debt to tackle first. Call me today.
Our charter boats had an excellent time in this years Childs Wish event out of Southport. Thanks Keith and Kathy for the shots and a big shout out to all the captains and volunteers who participated in this amazing annual event.
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Commercial Property LOCATED ON HWY 17
Close proximity to HWY 211/HWY 17 intersection