c.1960 Two Bedroom North Carolina Handyman Special $40K
OHU50K Notes $40,000
Two-bedroom, one-bath North Carolina handyman special with a front porch, municipal water and a third of an acre lot on a dead-end street.
Realtor Comments
Back on the market due to no fault of sellers. Renovators and investors paradise! This quaint 2-bedroom, with an additional room, 1 bathroom is ready for some TLC. This well-loved home is the perfect investment opportunity for a fix and flip. Imagine sitting on this porch and drinking lemonade! Beautiful lot with two additional lots on the right for sale. (PARCEL ID 749105194571) and (PARCEL ID 749105194595) Sold as is with furnishings.
- 2 bed
- 1 bath
- Build date 1960
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200 Daniels St, Hamlet, NC 28345 $40,000
- Contact Realtor: Lori Schultz – Loretta Realty Group
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Location of This North Carolina Handyman Special
Pros:
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Cost of Living: Hamlet is noted for having one of the lowest costs of living in North Carolina. With average property prices around $107,000 and rentals at about $425, it’s an attractive option for those looking for affordability. The cost of living index is lower than the national average, making daily expenses and housing more manageable.
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Community Feel: The city has a suburban rural mix feel, offering a tight-knit community environment which is ideal for families looking for more space and a sense of community. Hamlet is praised for its Southern hospitality, and its residents are described as friendly and welcoming.
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Historical and Cultural Attractions: With a rich railroad history, Hamlet boasts attractions like the Hamlet Depot and Museum, the Hamlet Opera House, and the annual Seaboard Festival, which celebrates its cultural heritage and community spirit.
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Education and Livability: The public schools in Hamlet are considered above average, contributing to its overall livability score, which is above the average for similar locales. This can be a significant draw for families focusing on education.
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Economic Challenges: While the city has seen economic growth, the job market can be limited. There’s been a slight decrease in population in recent years, possibly due to fewer job opportunities or economic stagnation. The city has a higher poverty rate compared to the national average, which might reflect economic challenges.
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Crime and Safety: Although specific crime statistics for Hamlet were not detailed in the search results, general impressions from employee reviews suggest some concerns about safety, with mentions of violence and gangs. This could be a concern for some potential residents.
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Limited Urban Amenities: Being a small town, Hamlet might lack the urban amenities like extensive entertainment options, diverse dining, or large-scale shopping that larger cities offer. The small population size can also mean fewer cultural or leisure activities compared to cities with larger populations.
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Infrastructure and Management: Reviews from employees of the City of Hamlet indicate poor leadership and an unstable work environment, which might suggest broader issues with city management or infrastructure maintenance.
