The show provides straight talk about the Moore County real estate scene and valuable information for people considering buying, selling or renovating their homes. Each week the show will feature uniquely qualified guests to speak on issues ranging from housing trends, asset protection, design trends, insurance, inspections, staging, selling and purchasing. Previous shows have included information about new lender regulations, appraising, new construction trends, sweeping changes in the mortgage industry, tips on hiring Realtors, the National Association of Realtors, and the community/school activities in and around Moore County for the many young families moving to our area.

ALL THINGS REAL ESTATE is dedicated to cutting through the national media and letting people know what’s happening in our local market and what impact the national market has on our area.

Steve Adams of WEEB comments, “We can start taking control of our own destiny, at least locally. This show is good for the community, and everyone that participates in the show is committed to providing the public with valuable information, so they can make informed decisions. The show does not endorse the specific selling of services or properties.”

ALL THINGS REAL ESTATE is hosted by Bill Sahadi of Fore Properties Realty Inc. of Southern Pines, a member of the Pinehurst-Southern Pines Association of Realtors.

Additional information about the show can be found at:

http://www.weeb990.com/allthingsrealestate.html.

Inquiries may also be sent directly to Bill Sahadi at bsahadi@foreproperties.com.

Listen to the programs:

• Tips, Do's & Don'ts about Credit Scores - September 4, 2010
• Tips on getting your home prepared to sell in today's market - August 28, 2010
• Pine Needles & Mid Pines Golf Resorts - August 21, 2010
• Lender Updates - August 14, 2010
• Downsizing Possibilities - August 6, 2010
• Moore County Chamber of Commerce Updates - July 31, 2010
• Septic Systems in Moore County - Part II - July 24, 2010
• Pinehurst Country Club - July 17, 2010
• Heating & Cooling Home Systems in the Sandhills - July 10, 2010
• New Construction Developments in Moore County - July 3, 2010
• The Home Inspection Process - An Overview - Part II - June 26, 2010
• All Things Real Estate - June 19, 2010: Pinehurst Country Club - June 19, 2010
• THE HOME INSPECTION PROCESS - AN OVERVIEW - PART I - June 12, 2010
• The Sandhills Design Forum - June 5, 2010
• The Appraisal Process - May 29, 2010
• Outdoor Issues for Summer Living - May 26, 2010
• Moore County School's Home of the Year Contest - May 24, 2010
• The First Tee program in Moore County - May 8, 2010
• The National Golf Club - May 1, 2010
• Pinehurst-Southern Pines Association of Realtors (PSPAR) Mulitple Listing Service (MLS) committee - April 29, 2010
• Southern Pines Business Association - April 21, 2010
• Communities in Schools/Girl Scout Cookie Sales - April 3, 2010
• All Things Electrical - March 27, 2010
• What you should know about your septic system - March 20, 2010
• The Rental Landscape in Moore County - March 15, 2010
• Moore County Home Builders Home & Garden Show at the Carolina Hotel - March 15, 2010
• The Pinehurst Southern Pines Association of Realtors® - March 2, 2010
• Feb. 20th - Moore County Home Builders Association - February 26, 2010
• All Things Real Estate Feb. 13th - Kirk Tours - February 25, 2010
• Everything you Need to know about Termites in the Sandhills - February 10, 2010
• Patrick Coughlin, Moore County Chamber of Commerce - February 10, 2010
• Family Networking in Moore County - January 23, 2010
• Home Safety - January 16, 2010
• Communities in Schools - mentoring - January 9, 2010
• New Years Resolutions - January 2, 2010
• Staging & Cosmetic Updating Tips: Total Design Solutions - December 19, 2009
• Insurance Issues: Jim Leach, Gary McGahey - December 12, 2009
• Aging Services: Amy Natt, Elizabeth Ragsdale, Paul Blake - December 5, 2009
• Appraisal Issues: Hamp Thomas - November 28, 2009
• Horse Country - November 21, 2009
• The Attorney's Role - November 14, 2009
• Rennovation and Design Tips for Sellers - November 7, 2009
• Southern Pines Growth and Development - October 31, 2009
• Tips to Sell your Home in our Market - October 24, 2009
• Pinehurst Southern Pines Association of Realtors - October 17, 2009
• Lending - October 10, 2009
• Village of Pinehurst - October 3, 2009
• Moore County Home Builders Association - September 26, 2009
• First Time Homebuyer's Tax Credit - September 19, 2009
• How to Hire a Realtor - September 5, 2009
• Moore County Real Estate Overview - August 29, 2009

In addition to actual experiences of other sellers that Bill shares in a free flowing and conversational format, Bill also gives potential sellers an insight into the psychology of today’s buyer as well as the role of a good buyer agent.

This overview gives today’s sellers specific advice and proven methods to enhance their chances of reaching a timely sale on their home.

Marva Kirk joins us to share the history of Moore County and the many of our “ins and outs” for our new residents.

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

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The weekly show is hosted by Bill Sahadi of Fore Properties and is committed to providing the community with straight talk about our real estate market and will include the market’s area experts discussing all facets of the real estate world in Moore County.

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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

Clients tell why they’re happy to have chosen Bill Sahadi to represent them in their real estate transactions. Fore Properties welcomes you to the Pinehurst, Southern Pines and greater Moore County area known as the Sandhills.

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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