Water got into my house in the storm. Do I have to tell buyers in NC?
Usually yes. NC’s disclosure form asks about storm water damage, flood claims and flood aid, and you answer from what you know.
Usually yes. NC’s disclosure form asks about storm water damage, flood claims and flood aid, and you answer from what you know.
A deed in lieu needs lender approval and a written release of the leftover debt. It avoids an auction, but you give up any equity in the house.
NC requires at least 7 days’ notice before the end of the monthly rental period (N.C.G.S. 42-14), unless your lease requires more.
Age 65+ or disabled with 2026 income up to $39,900? You may qualify. Apply to your county tax office by June 1, 2027.
It can, but only for a mortgage taken out before military service. Then a sale during service or within a year after needs a court order.
Sometimes. If a foreclosure sale brings less than you owe, the lender can sue for the gap unless an NC anti-deficiency law covers your loan.
Yes. In NC a sale does not end a residential lease, so the buyer takes the house subject to it and the security deposit moves to the new owner.
Usually, yes. Past-due NC property taxes are a lien that is normally paid out of the seller’s proceeds at closing, before the seller receives anything.
VA can pay your missed VA loan payments and take a second lien you repay when you sell or pay off the loan, after a 3-month trial plan.
Sometimes. The NC auction is not final until a 10-day upset bid period ends, and paying the debt and sale costs before then ends the foreclosure.