From left – Shannon Harris, Victoria Spannaus and Lesa Lindsay.

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Join host Bill Sahadi, CRS.  The first show will air on Saturday, Aug. 29th.

Welcome, Johnston family!

Bill is the Broker/Owner of Fore Properties and is a Certified Residential Specialist.  Contact Bill if you’re buying or selling a home in Moore County, North Carolina.

Phone: 910-692-4211
Mobile: 910-638-0888
Fax: 910-692-4219

What you should do before buying a home on a lease option?

• Get a title report. That should tell the buyer whether the seller can deliver the title when the time comes and what the outstanding liens are. If there are extensive tax or mechanic’s liens on the house, that could be a red flag.
• Get an appraisal. This will ensure that the house is worth the agreed-to price.
• Get an inspection. If the foundation is cracked or the furnace needs replacement, you’ll want to know that before you sign a contract.
• Seek legal help. You should approach it like you are buying a home; a real estate attorney can help you avoid any contract missteps.

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The team at Fore Properties consists of 6 agents with a combined experience of over 89 years in Real Estate. We can serve your needs from new construction to real estate rentals. We specialize in all areas from Pinehurst, Southern Pines, Whispering Pines, to the Carthage, Cameron & Seven Lakes/West End areas. Feel free to stop in or call to see what our team of real estate professionals can do for you.

Nostalgia linksters who remember Payne Stewart’s last colorful 1999 Open round before his untimely death or recall Ben Hogan’s first tournament win in Pinehurst, or you care most for golfing today, the Pinehurst-Southern Pines area combines memories and excitement enough for all.

Pinehurst # 2, designed by the legend Donald Ross, has played host to the U.S. Open several times while nearby Pine Needles hosted the Women’s Open in 1996 and 2001, and other courses regularly host special events.

It is not accidental that this small golf mecca has grown up around the unique village of Pinehurst, a remarkable recreational and living spot designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, creator of New York’s Central Park. The locale was sufficiently appealing that Donald Ross dropped by at the turn of the 20th century to re-design a golf course and stayed for forty-eight years to design a handful of local courses and a hundred plus courses around the country, always calling Pinehurst #2 his “home course.”

These courses are accessible via Amtrak, airport limo from Raleigh, Greensboro, or Fayetteville, and several interstates. The Sandhills’ benevolent weather makes them playable almost daily throughout the year, and the area offers an array of remarkable restaurants and shopping for hours not spent on the course.