Buying a Home in Greensboro NC - All Steps Revealed!

[@lynetteselbyrealestate]

Thinking of Moving to Greensboro, North Carolina or the surrounding areas? To take the next step in your home buying journey, please fill out our contact form at bit.ly/3zAA3OV, and I will personally get in touch with you to discuss your options. If you are ready to schedule a call, you can visit my personal calendar tidycal.com/lynetteselbyrealestate/real-estate-buyer-call to book a 30-minute consultation with me. I am excited to hear from you! Reply

[@jaycole3768]

I wish i found you like 1 year ago. I been trying to buy a house nc beulaville area. The first house fell thru and couldn't be sold. ( no vin number) the 3 after my offer wasn't high enough now im finally under contrat just waiting to the home owner to finish the legal work ( theres more that 15 heirs that need to sign

[@kourtney328]

Thinking of moving from dc to here. Im sooo tired of the crime here. What is the crime in your area? Thank you for the video

[@lynetteselbyrealestate]

Thank you for your comment! While Greensboro, NC, generally has lower crime rates compared to DC, it's important to remember that crime can happen anywhere. I'd be happy to discuss more about the area with you! Feel free to schedule a call with me tidycal.com/lynetteselbyrealestate/relocatingtonorthcarolinagreensboro Glad you enjoyed the video! 😊

[@aaronbass5486]

How often do tornadoes hit there .

[@lynetteselbyrealestate]

@@aaronbass5486 Tornadoes in the Piedmont Triad area, which includes cities like Greensboro, High Point, and Winston-Salem, are relatively infrequent compared to other regions in the U.S. While tornadoes can occur, especially during the spring and early summer. When we do see tornados most of them will occur in more eastern parts of the state, and the Piedmont Triad generally sees fewer tornadoes than coastal regions or the Midwest. It’s always a good idea to stay informed about local weather alerts and have a safety plan in place, but overall, tornadoes are not a common occurrence in this area. Let me know if you need more information or have other questions!