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[Victor Minton <victor AT designhammer.com>]

Hi,

When you ask the wrong question you often get the wrong answer.  IMO no
residential real estate agent can be truly knowledgeable about Raleigh,
Cary, Durham and Chapel Hill/Carrboro. You first have to chose an area to
investigate. Then find an agent or agency that knows that specific area.

For retires Chapel Hill has many advantages albeit it is more expensive than
say Durham. Free public transportation, easy access to both UNC and (VERY
IMPORTANT) to UNC Hospital, many cultural activates and volunteer
opportunities.  Many retires rent while the search is underway for a
purchase.  Much less chance of making an expensive mistake.

Good luck,

Vic Minton



> On Monday, August 11, 2003, at 03:40 PM, Diana Duncan wrote:
> 
>> Well, my dad did it...he said that when they are down for Caelan's
>> birth and aftermath, they may take the time to look at some condos.
>> Wheee!
>> 
>> Does anyone know of any good real estate agents who perhaps specialize
>> in condos or retirees?  I have a feeling my parents are not really
>> Cary people, and will gravitate more towards Raleigh or Chapel Hill.
>> They've lived in a small, eclectic college town for over 30 years now,
>> and Cary is probably too white bread for them.
>> 
> 
> When we moved here three months ago Diane Tubbs of Coldwell Banker was
> really helpful.  She knows the area pretty well and was a pleasure to
> work with.
> 
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