John is licensed in Texas only; for Charlotte he'll connect you with an agent licensed in North Carolina (or South Carolina, if you're looking across the state line).
Things worth asking a Charlotte-area agent
- NC vs. SC suburbs: The metro spans two states (e.g., Fort Mill and Rock Hill are in SC), with different tax rules. Make sure your agent is licensed in the state where the home is.
- Due diligence period: North Carolina's standard purchase contract uses a negotiated due-diligence period and fee; ask how it works before you make an offer.
- Attorney closings: North Carolina closings typically involve a real estate attorney; your agent can explain the process (we don't refer attorneys).
Look up licenses at the North Carolina Real Estate Commission.
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