Thursday, August 21, 2008


Wilmington North Carolina and Surrounding Beaches Real Estate Newsletter…

Yes it's true, the national housing crisis is having an effect on the Wilmington area, but when compared to national data, Wilmington is one of the best fairing cities in America , and I can prove it. In the past I cited a few sources to back up what I said, in this update, I have compiled tons of research and articles that explicitly explain why the fundamentals of the Wilmington NC economy have us poised for a massive boom after our global economy stabilizes. As of right now, the average home price in Wilmington is slipping, but given our global economy, it's surprisingly strong. For the entire MLS area, mostly New Hanover County , the average sales price is only down about 6% from the highs. Almost all of that occurred in the last 5 months.
For my buyers: I speak to many buyers, and they are literally upset about home prices in Wilmington . While I have to admit sellers have been slow to come around, don't expect to hear stories of massive foreclosures such as in Florida , and California . Wilmington has far too many amazing attributes to slow down too much. That doesn't mean that it's not a good investment.
Sometimes you have to pay a little more to be the best. I can cite 100 different articles forecasting huge growth for Wilmington and NC, so be careful about sitting the sidelines for too long. When it breaks loose, it is going to boom! I have said it before, and I can't emphasize it enough. While prices may come down in the next year or two, a great deal that fits your needs typically only comes around a couple times a year. It will be Spring of 2010 soon. ( This is when I forecast Wilmington pulling away from the rest of the country and making huge increases all around ) Even in light of a full on recession, I doubt you will see the average price drop much more than 15% in this area. Of course on Carolina and Kure Beaches homes are selling for almost 100% less than they did three years ago . This is the best place to find amazing deal s, as these owners are victims of a HUGE, classic real estate bubble. Wilmington is currently being effected by a global slowdown, and this will certainly benefit the buyer for at least another year, but don't expect to steal a cheap home in this area. Affordable housing is nonexistent in Wilmington , and cheap homes will barely depreciate. The million dollar homes will actually suffer the most , and therefore present the best opportunities.
For my sellers , don't make the mistake of thinking this problem will blow over quickly. If there is one thing I know about housing, it's that it's seldom a quick process. You may have noticed that I said prices could still fall 15% from their highs a year ago. Especially for higher priced homes, that is still a substantial figure. I have said it before, if you think you may have to sell anytime in the next 3 years, I would sell now. If you think you may have a problem making your payment at some point in the next 3 years, then you will want to sell now, and for a competitive price. Don't make the mistake of chasing the market down. I have attached a great article at the bottom about a couple of homeowners who held out for too long.
Reasons why Wilmington is poised for a huge recovery in the next few years.
Huge improvements to the Wilmington ports. With the weak dollar, and Asian growth, exports have increased substantially around America . Through recent upgrades, the Wilmington Port is reaping great rewards as a result. The Milken Institute's study of Best Performing Cities in America cited this as the #1 reason for ranking Wilmington at #2 in the nation in terms of growth and prosperity. See the attached report at the bottom.
Substantial cut backs in building permits and new homes (Supply) due to sewer moratoriums, and decreased demand. Building permits are down more than 20% on average compared to last year. See the attached report at the bottom.
North Carolina is ranked in the top 3 according to several studies of the Best Business Climates in America . Strong business growth from Asheville , to Charlotte , to Raleigh , on over to Wilmington are making North Carolina one of the hottest spots in the world. See the attached reports at the bottom.
Several cities in North Carolina have been named as the most desirable places in America to live. With a huge part of the Wilmington homeowner population living in other NC cities, this is great news.
General Electric and the increased spending on nuclear energy have already, and will continue to have a huge impact on our local economy. In the process of hiring 900 new employees, I have personally worked with GE relocation employees. Their growth will also substantially contribute to the local tax base.
Stock Tip: I don't normally do this, but PPDI is a stock to look into. In fact I never do this. While researching a proposed expansion, I came across several articles stating that they recently reported 22% higher than expected NET INCOME so far this year !!! Their stock, hasn't seemed to react yet. The expansion is a proposal to add another 400K sqft high rise to their world headquarters downtown. This will employ nearly 1000 more highly educated professionals, and doctors.
The Wilmington Convention Center is going to have a profound effect on this entire area in my opinion. Although it coincided with a national housing boom, the Marriott and Convention Center is what eventually made Carolina Beach a well know beach for 2 nd homes. Carolina Beach experienced price increases of nearly 300% on many properties. I spoke to hundreds of people who found out about Carolina Beach as a result of an event, or simply lodging at the new Marriott, and this is what drove prices so high. I expect the Wilmington Convention Center will also open this area up to hundreds of millions of people across the world as word of mouth spreads about our world class location… Carolina Beach will also be adding another major player to their skyline as well. Hilton is in the process of building a world class hotel in good ol Carolina Beach .
The convention center alone will employ over 1200 people, bring tens of thousands of additional vacationers a year to our area, and add 1.5 million dollars a year to our tax base. The real benefit will be the world wide exposure. In addition, the unbelievable Hotel Indig o that will service the convention center will be a major employer as well.
Last month in Wilmington , the average days on market was 28 days longer than last year. On average in 08 it's been about 15 days longer. While you can't judge from one month, it is still a downward acceleration. The Wilmington market is obviously softening, and it could continue for well over a year. However, Wilmington residents have proven their ability to ride out a storm.
Want to View a FULL Wilmington Area Market Report Complete with the Articles Mentioned Above? Click Here...

Saturday, July 5, 2008

4 Tips for Investing in Foreclosures...

Thanks to the explosion of the real estate market a few years ago and the amount of people who are now defaulting on their home loans, the real estate Foreclosure market is booming. Lenders granted loans for people with border line credit on the assumption that if they did have to repossess the house it would be worth far more than the mortgage. The lender planned on selling the repossessed property quickly and at a profit. That didn’t happen.
Unlike a decade ago when a Foreclosure was almost certainly a broken down/condemned piece of real estate, now foreclosures are just as likely to be beautiful and well kept homes! This makes investing in foreclosed properties potentially lucrative.
If you’ve ever wondered if you should start investing in foreclosed properties, here are a few tips to help you get started:
1. Do your research on each and every property that you are thinking of investing in. If you can afford it, you should have each property professionally appraised before submitting an offer on the foreclosed property. Make sure that you aren’t going to be investing in something that is going to be more of a “fixer upper” than you originally thought.
2. It is better to buy a foreclosed property at public auction. This is because sometimes homeowners who are facing Foreclosure will take the money they make from selling it to you and, instead of using it to pay off their current home loan; they use it to purchase a new home. This means that, technically, the bank could still seize the house you just paid for and you have little chance of recouping your investment.
3. Investing in foreclosed property shouldn’t be looked at as a full time job, especially if you are just entering into the field. It is best to start investing in foreclosed properties while you still have a full time job or some sort of steady income to ensure that you are still able to pay your bills while you work on your foreclosed property and wait for it to “flip.”
4. Allocate only a portion of your investment portfolio to foreclosures. A balanced portfolio offsets swings in the market place. The house you buy at a Foreclosure auction may seem like a steal. But it will remain that way only if the market doesn’t go below what you’ve paid for the property. If your portfolio is balanced you give yourself the time for the market to start on a swing back up. You won’t be forced to sell at a loss just to recover the cash or get yourself out from a mortgage you can’t afford any longer.
Investing in foreclosed properties isn’t for the faint of heart, but it can prove to be quite a profitable business! Make sure that you do your research and learn every thing you can about the field before you get started! Don’t put all your resources in any one type of investment and that includes foreclosed properties. Give yourself time to make a profit. Don’t get yourself into a corner where you’re forced to sell in unfavorable conditions.
Interested in investing in Real Estate Dee Power is the author of several nonfiction books including The Making of a Bestseller, Attracting Capital from Angels, and Inside Secrets to Venture Capital. Dee’s hobbies include gardening
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My name is Ralph "The House" Hunter, with Victory Real Estate. I have been selling real estate in the Wilmington area for 5 years now. I have experienced many different markets, and enjoy watching things play out. I have lived in Wilmington my entire life, and really love being directly invloved in it's growth, and development. I plan to build my firm into a powerful local brand focused on real estate advice and service, rather than sales.

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Tuesday, July 1, 2008

Top 10 States With Biggest Tax Revenue Shortfall

The days of money flowing in to state governments due to new construction, both residential and commercial, are coming to an end. The flow of impact fees, transfer fees, capital gains taxes, etc. have slowed the revenue stream for the state governments.
As we have talked about previously, state governments did not have any restraint during the big money years of the housing boom. Instead of socking some of the money away for a rainy day, they created new vote buying programs and built shrines to themselves.
Now that the housing slowdown is in full form, these same government officials are crying poverty. Now do not expect them to dismantle the edifices of waste and excess that they erected during the hey-day.
Nope, these moronic legislators will instead cut important services that help maintain property values like school funding. So instead of getting rid of the bus for senior citizens that takes them to the brand new senior center, they will threaten to get rid of the local high school football team knowing full well most in the community will take a tax hike before that happens.
What smart taxpayers should do is start petitions against their local politicians for squandering the extra money they brought in during the real estate boom. That would teach these politicians a lesson in budgeting and restraint.
Top 10 States With Biggest Tax Revenue Shortfall
Rank State Annual Tax Rev Change
Arizona -13.6%
Florida -10.3%
Rhode Island -6.2%
Nevada -4.9%
Georgia -3.8%
New Jersey -0.3%
California 0.1%
Washington 0.2%
Delaware 0.3%
Tennessee 0.6%
via Business Week and the Rockefeller Institute For Government

My name is Ralph "The House" Hunter, with Victory Real Estate. I have been selling real estate in the Wilmington area for 5 years now. I have experienced many different markets, and enjoy watching things play out. I have lived in Wilmington my entire life, and really love being directly invloved in it's growth, and development. I plan to build my firm into a powerful local brand focused on real estate advice and service, rather than sales.

Wilmington NC, Carolina Beach, Kure Beach, Wrightsville Beach, Southeastern NC, Wilmington, Wilmington Beaches, Wilmington Real Estate

Tuesday, June 24, 2008

The importance of pricing when putting your home on the long term rental market…

The importance of pricing when putting your home on the long term rental market…

Making the decision to put your home on the long term rental market, often can be very stressful. However, a little knowledge in this industry can go a long way. So many people are out being landlords, without doing any market research, or even regarding the law. In my opinion, you have two options. Either employ a full time property manager who has built a sound policy for all aspects of rental management, or take several days to familiarize yourself with your competition, how the industry works, etc etc. If you simply run an ad, fill your home with the first person who calls, and expect things to go on with no problems, then you will almost certainly hit major roadblocks before learning the proper techniques. We have built proven policies and procedures for the following aspects, and many others. These have served us well with quality tenants.

Monthly rate is less important than amount of time your home sits vacant. For instance, if your home may rent for around $1000 a month, but instead you hold out for 1100. If as a result, your home sits vacant for just 1 month longer, you just reduced your monthly rate by $83. That almost completely wipes away your $100 a month increase, but in addition, it has other detrimental side effects. Most notably, you will not be able to be as choosy about your tenants when you are overpriced. I would rather rent the home for $1000, and have 15 tenants to choose from, than $1100 and have 3. I have also found that when a tenant fells they are paying too much, they often become very picky about very small issues with the home. This is if you are lucky enough to only have your home sit empty for 1 additional month. If it sits empty for 2 months, you just reduced your tenant pool, and lost money at the same time. I have had clients go 3-6 months before finally getting serious about their homes rental rate.
Choosing tenants can be a very dicey situation. Often, renters are doing so as a result of losing a home, or other credit issue. Does this mean that you shouldn’t rent to someone with poor credit? Absolutely not. If they can provide a previous landlord who will vouch that they paid on time, and took care of the place, that’s credit in itself right? One thing I do to make sure that I always have the absolute best tenant pool to choose from, is market to relocations. These tenants typically just sold a home up north and want a rental here before making a purchase. Most of these tenants have great credit, and plenty of cash.

In my next post, I will cover several other techniques for taking the stress out of rental management.

My name is Ralph "The House" Hunter, with Victory Real Estate. I have been selling real estate in the Wilmington area for 5 years now. I have experienced many different markets, and enjoy watching things play out. I have lived in Wilmington my entire life, and really love being directly invloved in it's growth, and development. I plan to build my firm into a powerful local brand focused on real estate advice and service, rather than sales.

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In light of an ailing housing market, I have been hearing about foreclosures on a daily basis. There is no
doubt foreclosures in the Wilmington area are up, but not on the scale of places like CA, or FL. While you can obviously find a good deal in this arena, would you consider it wise to make a foreclosure purchase with similar preparation to buying a normal home, or do you think that it requires large amounts of research?
Tue Jun 17 2008, 06:46 - Wilmington - Market Conditions - 3 answers



Michael Cepa… was FIRST TO ANSWER
BEST ANSWER
Ralph, In light of the recent decision by the FHA to lift the ban on insuring a mortgage on a property that has only been owned by the present owner for less then 90 days. This use to be very prohibitive of flipping a house since the idea is to get in get out and sell quickly thereby not having alot of carrying costs. Up until this week the FHA would not take any loans in order to prevent this practice of flipping homes. But, with the glut of foreclosures on the market they have decided to lift the ban for the time being so that people can buy these homes and get FHA financing. I have included a link below to the article from the HUD website.Tue Jun 17 2008, 14:44
Web Reference: http://www.hud.gov/news/release.cfm?CONTENT=pr08-082.cf...



Answered by Larry Story Real Estate Proin Greensboro

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The situation here in "my neck of the woods" (Surry County)is similar. The market is slow and foreclosures are up but not to the degree that some other markets are experiencing. My husband and I market REOs in our area so, in answer to your question, the buyer does need to do a little more homework on these properties because they are sold As Is, Where Is. For the most part, you will get a clear title to the property under a special or limited warranty deed. Since the foreclosure company will not fix anything and usually only gives a short time for inspections, the buyer should know what they are looking at or get someone who does in there fast once an offer is made. This is not an all inclusive list and each property is different but before the offer, I would call the city or county tax office and find out about any/ all liens and deed restrictions. Call the listing agent and get a copy of the addendums to review so there is no question as to procedures as each REO company is a little different. After an accepted offer, be ready to inspect all systems, foundation, etc. If the buyer has building experience or knows someone, that's fine, but the buyer is responsible for uncovering any defects and has no recourse if they are discovered later. While is sounds a little daunting, buying a foreclosure under market value can be a good purchase, you just have to do your homework. To Michael - we've had a lot of the same problems but on a smaller scale. But it's all relative; I remember just a few years ago whining about your hot market while ours just ambled along! Hang in there because I really do believe that we will see a recovery by next spring.Tue Jun 17 2008, 09:15
Web Reference: http://www.ncselectrealestate.com



Answered by Anne Peterson… Real Estate Proin the NC Footh...

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FIRST ANSWER
It really all depends on the buyer and how "good" a deal it is. If the buyer is handy or has the funds to pay someone and can fix some usual foreclosure problems and they get the home way under FMV, to offset the repair bills, then yes it can be wise. If you aren't getting a stellar deal and there are plenty of typical resales, stick with the resales. I don't know about growth in your area, but in FL and CA, there was quite a boom the last 4 or 5 years, which over inflated prices and inventory, hence the over abundance of true buyers, investors, bad loan program choices, etc, which resulted in people just walking away from homes and further increasing the inventory. The sad part is, and I don't agree, many people have walked away, just because the home wasn't worth what they owed, no other reason. If they stayed in it for the typical " 5 to 7" years, they may have been fine, but they just don't see why they should pay and I think many get in the mind set of, "well if my neighbor, did it, why can't I?" I'm done whinning now, just be happy you don't have to filter through 3/4 of your listing to rid yourself of the short sales, I envy you. Sorry, guess I wasn't quite done, haha.Tue Jun 17 2008, 07:47
Web Reference: http://www.BuyAndSellTampa.com


My name is Ralph "The House" Hunter, with Victory Real Estate. I have been selling real estate in the Wilmington area for 5 years now. I have experienced many different markets, and enjoy watching things play out. I have lived in Wilmington my entire life, and really love being directly invloved in it's growth, and development. I plan to build my firm into a powerful local brand focused on real estate advice and service, rather than sales.

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Wednesday, June 18, 2008

My opinion on the economy, and housing market in the Wilmington NC Area.

I have always liked Ben Bernanke, but I was critical of his bailout of so many irresponsible investors, and corporations. I realize that he may have averted a major economic meltdown, but is that possible, or are you simply delaying the inevitable, especially in the early stages of a true global economy? Slashing bank interest rates, and sending stimulus checks to people to help pay down their debt (which will eventually all end up in China or India) were not my favorite ideas. Had the rate cuts been helpful to distressed homeowners, I would have been more in favor despite the fact that millions of elderly Americans pay their bills every month with interest from their life savings, and now they have watched that interest disappear while banks get their finances straight. Did I just say banks get their finances straight? Something about that seems very wrong. However, recently it seems to me that his bailout, at least, was short term. He now seems ready to fight inflation, and leave the other markets to absorb his tactics, then naturally stabilize. However, energy prices have created a different kind of inflation, one that is very real, and one that we have no control over, so how much can he really do? I have heard various reports about housing, and I fully expect to see home prices stay down for at least another year. My recent experience has left me to believe that Americans will collectively fight to keep the value in their homes. This has created a stalemate, that could last a long time. I personally think most markets have lost the majority of their value already, and homeowners will simply hold out until the demand catches up with the supply. I hear it all the time, “I have to sell my house in so and so before I can buy here.” This says to me, “ I don’t plan on buying anytime soon.” Charlotte NC recently has been the single most desireable city in America, and I have spoken to people who are complaining about the housing market. They are waiting to sell before moving here to Wilmington, but they refuse to get serious about their price. One day the demand will catch up with the supply, but it will take a while. One other thing that recently startled me occurred when I was searching around to downsize my boat because of fuel prices. When looking through the boat magazine, I noticed a massive amount of very expensive boats that were purchased between 2005 and 2007. Then I started noticing that dealers were offering similar brand new boats for about 20% less than the used boats. Boats are very easy to get repossessed because we have very little real need for them. I think many people need to come out of the clouds and realize that if they don’t sell now, it may be years before they get back to where they are now. Interestingly enough, we are in an age of unprecedented collaboration, and innovation, and if America corners the market on a cheap, environmentally friendly fuel, those struggling the most right now, will probably be the biggest winners. I’ll use the cliché No Pain, No Gain Right?

My name is Ralph "The House" Hunter, with Victory Real Estate. I have been selling real estate in the Wilmington area for 5 years now. I have experienced many different markets, and enjoy watching things play out. I have lived in Wilmington my entire life, and really love being directly invloved in it's growth, and development. I plan to build my firm into a powerful local brand focused on real estate advice and service, rather than sales.

Wilmington NC, Carolina Beach, Kure Beach, Wrightsville Beach, Southeastern NC, Wilmington, Wilmington Beaches, Wilmington Real Estate

Tuesday, June 17, 2008

New Hanover County Open House Schedule Until End of June.

Listings as of 06/17/08 at 12:12pm
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Listing #
Price
Address
City
Community
Listing Office

SINGLE FAMILY
379622
$168,000
7708 Trap Way
Wilmington
Cypress Island06/28/08
12-2-->
Laney Real Estate Co.
Date: 06/28/08
Time: 12-2
Comment
Directions
College Rd, to Carolina Beach Rd, Right on River Rd, at Snows Cut Bridge, 2nd entrance Cypress Island, Up left to end of cul-de-sac
412412
$203,900
3039 Weatherby Ct
Wilmington
Northchase06/21/08
1-3PM-->
Coldwell Banker Sea Coast Rlty
Date: 06/21/08
Time: 1-3PM
Comment
Move in Ready! Open floor plan with large backyard- Great for Entertaining!
Directions
North on College, exit 420B left, pass Laney HS, left at first entrance into Northchase, 1st right on Weatherby Ct, house is on the right.
401638
$211,900
709 Hunting Ridge Rd
Wilmington
Echo East06/21/08
1-3-->
Laney Real Estate Co.
Date: 06/21/08
Time: 1-3
Comment
Directions
college road south to right on 17th street left on St Andrews Drive, right onto Haymarket Land then a left onto Hunting Ridge...home on the right
418257
$237,500
7319 Cassimir Pl
Wilmington
Cassimir Commons06/29/08
12-2-->
Laney Real Estate Co.
Date: 06/29/08
Time: 12-2
Comment
Directions
College Road South to Carolina Beach Road to right into Cassimir Commons house on the left. sign in garage window
414596
$313,000
7601 Champlain Dr
Wilmington
Ocean Forest Lakes06/21/08
1pm-4pm-->
Exit Homeplace Realty
Date: 06/21/08
Time: 1pm-4pm
Comment
A great value in a great neighborhood. Bring your buyers! 4BR, 2Baths, 2 car garage, a great yard with lots of perennials and fountains. Open and spacious floorplan, maple cabinets, double vanity in master bath and lots more.
Directions
Carolina Beach Rd south, right on Saunders, left on River Rd. Ocean Forest Lakes is on the left past Tidewater. Left into Ocean Forest Lakes,Left on Okeechobee,rt on Champlain. (facing house when at stop sign on Okeechobee)
411818
$389,500
8208 Mainsail Ln
Wilmington
The Cape06/21/08
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Laney Real Estate Co.
Date: 06/21/08
Time: 2-4
Comment
Directions
College Road south to Carolina Beach Rd. to right into The Cape left on Mainsail home on right on golf course
401632
$412,000
329 Aldrich Ln
Wilmington
Middle Point06/21/08
2pm-4pm-->
Prudential Burroughs & Chapin
Date: 06/21/08
Time: 2pm-4pm
Comment
Directions
North on Market, right on Middle Sound, right at school, left on Harlandale into Middle Point, right on Aldrich, house on left. No sign in yard.
401196
$489,000
105 N Lumina Ave N #B
Wrightsville Beach
Beach Haven Condomin06/21/08
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Coldwell Banker Sea Coast Rlty
Date: 06/21/08
Time: 1:00 - 4:00
Comment
OPEN HOUSE! Great Condo steps from the ocean and sound front. Everything has been replaced in this 2 bed, 1 bath home except the carpet. A must see!
Directions
Eastwood Rd/US 74 towards Wrightsville Beach. Continue over bridge on Causeway Dr, stay right on Causeway Dr. and turn left on N Lumina Ave at Wings. Condo is top Condo on left.
404903
$499,900
104 Capps Ct
Wilmington
Other06/22/08
12:00 - 4:00-->
Real Connections, LLC
Date: 06/22/08
Time: 12:00 - 4:00
Comment
Directions
Oleander to Pine Grove Road. Follow Pine Grove to Beasley. Right on Beasley. First right on Capps Court. House on right.
415274
$799,000
6924 Runningbrook Terr
Wilmington
Demarest Landing06/22/08
2-4 p.m.-->
Prudential Burroughs & Chapin
Date: 06/22/08
Time: 2-4 p.m.
Comment
Directions
North on Market, right on Middle Sound, right at school, right into Demarest Landing, right on Runningbrook, first house on right.
416756
$899,000
220 Sea Gull Ln
Wilmington
Sandollar Shores06/22/08
1:00 - 4:00-->
Coldwell Banker Sea Coast Rlty
Date: 06/22/08
Time: 1:00 - 4:00
Comment
Open House! Waterfront community with 30 Ft boatslip. This home boasts a newly renovated kitchen,5 bedrooms, 4.5 baths on 1.14 acres! Come enjoy a relaxing afternoon in this beautiful home.
Directions
South on College Rd/NC132 towards Carolina Beach. Turn Left on Piner Rd. @Monkey Junction to Myrtle Grove Rd. Turn left on Myrtle Grove and right @ Sea Gull Lane, home is on the right.
Presented By: Ralph E Hunter Jr / Victory Real Estate Sales, Inc Phone: 910-262-8820

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Featured properties may not be listed by the office/agent presenting this brochure. All information herein has not been verified and is not guaranteed. ©2008 Multiple Listing Service of the Wilmington Regional Association of REALTORS, Inc

My name is Ralph "The House" Hunter, with Victory Real Estate. I have been selling real estate in the Wilmington area for 5 years now. I have experienced many different markets, and enjoy watching things play out. I have lived in Wilmington my entire life, and really love being directly invloved in it's growth, and development. I plan to build my firm into a powerful local brand focused on real estate advice and service, rather than sales.

Wilmington NC, Carolina Beach, Kure Beach, Wrightsville Beach, Southeastern NC, Wilmington, Wilmington Beaches, Wilmington Real Estate