North Carolina
Seller disclosure, property tax and closing-cost notes for buyers and sellers in North Carolina.
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NC property value appeals go first to the county Board of Equalization and Review, with a deadline that varies by county. After the board's decision, you generally have 30 days to appeal to the Property Tax Commission.
NC buyers usually get a negotiated due diligence period to inspect, appraise, and decide. You can terminate for any reason during that window. After it ends, earnest money is typically at risk.
NCHFA's Home Advantage Mortgage offers up to 3% down payment help with a $158,000 income cap. First-time buyers and veterans may also qualify for $15,000 in deferred assistance.
For 2027, NC's elderly or disabled exclusion has a $39,900 income limit and shields the greater of $25,000 or 50% of value. File Form AV-9 with the county by June 1.
NC's real estate excise tax is $1 per $500 of the sale price, paid by the seller at recording. How to estimate it, what's exempt, and when a county adds a local tax.
Most NC sellers must provide the RPOADS and mineral rights disclosures before an offer. If they arrive late, buyers may cancel in writing within three calendar days.
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