Just one word of warning: all houses go up in value, except for manufactured homes. They always lose value. For that very reason, many banks are reluctant to finance a loan on a manufactured home, and if you have to move and sell it, you may end up losing money.
If you're going to be there a while and the bank's agreed to finance no matter what, you haven't a thing to worry about. But this is just something to bear in mind.
And the land the home is on WILL go up in value during that time.
I've done some poking around, and they seem like they'd be the most reliable realtor in town. Mostly because they're more of a co-op of realtors who work for the buyer (rather than the seller).
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Todd's parent's house is a manufactured home...
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If you're going to be there a while and the bank's agreed to finance no matter what, you haven't a thing to worry about. But this is just something to bear in mind.
And the land the home is on WILL go up in value during that time.
Log cabins are really great, though. ^ v ^
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The internet is great, but a lot of the ones on yahoo homes seemed to be not through a realtor.
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I've done some poking around, and they seem like they'd be the most reliable realtor in town. Mostly because they're more of a co-op of realtors who work for the buyer (rather than the seller).
You'll find them at http://www.ashevillehomebuyer.com, if you're interested.
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