Bird Dawg Realty LLC

09/16/2021

New custom home going up. Hope to wrap up by the end of the year.

08/05/2020

Completed. Very pleased how it turned out.

05/12/2020

The house is looking great. Still looking good to finish near the end of June.

04/13/2020

The new build in Burlington is moving right along. Property cleared, footings, foundation. ✅

10/26/2019

Bird Dawg Salvage and Investments first Comicon.

08/19/2019

I am looking for my next fixer upper. If anybody has a property they are looking to sell in Orange or Alamance County let me know. Thanks

12/19/2018

Lots of progress happening. The house is really coming together.

11/01/2018

And so it begins: First Bird Dawg Salvage and Investment property underway. Before and after exterior photos. The yard was completely overgrown and now, TADA! A house. Great job by Cheryl Pitard and her crew.

08/09/2018

05/25/2018

Best Tip to First-Time Buyers: Act Fast
Daily Real Estate News | Monday, May 14, 2018

A shortage of homes for sale and rising home prices are making it challenging for first-time buyers, in particular, this spring. For those who want to land a home, real estate professionals are urging them to move fast.

The price of an existing home in March was about $250,000, up nearly 6 percent from a year ago, according to the National Association of REALTORS®. Homes are selling faster too, often under contract in about a month.

“The starter house is nearly missing in some markets,” says Jessica Lautz, NAR’s director of survey research and communication.

To increase chances, home buyers should get preapproved for a loan and be ready to act quickly when they find a home they like, Gupta says. They’ll likely need to be less picky too. Pick two or three “must haves” and make those the priority so you can move fast when opportunities arise, Gupta suggests. “You have to be more flexible,” he adds.

Also, home buyers needn’t wait for a 20 percent down payment. More than half of first-time buyers make down payments of 6 percent or less, according to NAR data from 2017. Both Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae support home loans to eligible buyers who put down as little as 3 percent on a home purchase, as does the FHA.

Source: “First-Time Home Buyers Learn to Move Quickly in Tight Markets,” The New York Times (May 11, 2018)

04/23/2018

Check out the link below: WE BUY HOUSES

https://birddawgrealty.com/hone-buying-building-selling/we-buy-houses/

The video is simply for your viewing pleasure. Who can resist kittens. All of these kittens were rescued either by someone in my family or through Independent Animal Rescue and we fostered them until we found their forever home.

04/21/2018

It’s that season for backyard renovations. Bird Dawg DYI in action. From new patio to fire pit with deck to walkways around the courtyard. Work, work work! Fun!