Thank you! We need your help. Would you share your experience on one of these sites?
If you don’t already have a Google account, you should—use it to read and post reviews, as well as access other Google products like Gmail.
From our Google listing:
Facebook lets us stay connected with our customers, fans and friends—and now lets you review businesses.
From our Facebook page:
We strive for 100% customer satisfaction. If we fell short, please tell us more so we can address your concerns.
If you are a business owner or CEO who is investing in or selling real estate, then it is important to familiarize yourself with the four main types of commercial real estate: retail, industrial, office space, and multi-family rental. Let’s…
Most people are familiar with residential leases, but commercial leases differ in several key ways. A commercial lease typically lasts several years longer than a residential lease, and commercial lessees generally have less protection than residential tenants. As a result,…
Are you looking to invest in commercial real estate? Doing so can be a great way to build wealth. Investing in commercial land has a reputation for providing some of the highest income streams of any investment opportunity. Prospective investors need…
Generally, speaking commercial real estate transactions in North Carolina proceed according to the concept of caveat emptor: Buyers must beware of what they are getting into with the deal, since it will be binding, and their obligations will not change…
As a North Carolina property owner, developer, contractor, or materials supplier for commercial real estate construction projects, you address state mechanics’ lien laws on a regular basis. It is a relief to know that there are legal protections in place…
Even as many companies are transitioning to online and web-based operations, there are numerous North Carolina businesses finding that the key to their success is a brick-and-mortar location. In some industries, such as retail sales, commercial space is the best…
North Carolina commercial real estate contractors know that, despite best efforts to comply with contractual requirements and meet the demands of discerning clients, there is always a possibility that a customer will allege deficiencies. Generally, construction defects fall into four…
If you are a North Carolina business owner looking to lease commercial real estate, there are numerous factors to consider as you do your homework to find the right fit. As usual when addressing your company’s needs, one of the…
The 2019 Property Reappraisal is well underway in Gaston County! The County reports that homeowners and property developers should receive updated property valuations around mid-February 2019. These valuations are important because they tell the county how much your property is…
