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Can a Buyer Walk Away During Due Diligence in NC and Keep Their Earnest Money?
Yes. In NC, a buyer can terminate for any reason during due diligence and get earnest money back, but not the due diligence fee. Here is how it works in 2026.
The 10 Most Dangerous Cities in South Carolina (2025 FBI Crime Data)
The 10 most dangerous cities in South Carolina, ranked by 2025 FBI violent crime data, plus the safer nearby towns worth considering instead.
NC Excise Tax When Selling a Home: What It Costs and Who Pays (2026)
NC excise tax is $1 per $500 of sale price, paid by the seller at closing. See Charlotte-area costs, exemptions, and the 7 counties that charge more.
How Does the Mecklenburg County Tax Revaluation Affect What My Home Sells For? (2027 Guide)
Mecklenburg's 2027 revaluation shows a 15% preliminary median increase. See how tax value, buyer payments, and closing prorations affect what your home sells for.
Charlotte Housing Market Update: September 2026 (Prices, Inventory and Rates)
The average Charlotte home price dropped $38,000 in one month. Here is the full September 2026 Charlotte housing market update: prices, inventory, days on market and mortgage rates, and what they mean for buyers and sellers.
What Is a Due Diligence Fee in North Carolina? What Sellers Should Ask For in 2026
What a due diligence fee is in North Carolina, how it differs from earnest money, who keeps it in every scenario, and how much to ask for as a seller in today's Charlotte market.
Can I Back Out of a Listing Agreement in NC? (2026 Guide)
Can you back out of a listing agreement in NC? Here is what the standard Form 101 actually says, how to cancel, what it can cost you, and how the protection period works.
Do I Need a Survey to Sell My Home in NC? (2026 Guide)
No, North Carolina does not require a survey to sell your home. Here is when a Charlotte-area seller should get one anyway, what it costs in 2026, and who ends up paying for it.