Featured ArticleWho Powers and Waters Your Halifax County Home
Who supplies power and water in Halifax County: Dominion and Halifax EMC for electric, town and county water systems, and wells with septic outside town.
Halifax County Buyer's Brief
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Timely notes on the I-95 corridor, Lake Gaston, Roanoke Rapids, Weldon, and the south county — from Travis Old.
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Halifax County Contracts: The Cost of Walking Away
A 2022 NC Supreme Court ruling confirmed buyers who breach a purchase contract can owe attorney's fees. What that means for Halifax County buyers.
Seven Costs Halifax County Buyers Forget Until Closing
Seven costs Halifax County buyers forget to budget: the due diligence fee, escrow, the survey, title work, taxes, insurance, and well and septic.
9 Flood Facts to Check Before Signing on the Roanoke
Nine flood facts Roanoke River buyers should verify before signing: FEMA parcel maps, the 30-day NFIP wait, elevation certificates, and dam-managed levels.
10 Things on the Halifax County Due-Diligence Checklist
Ten checks every Halifax County buyer should run before the offer: district lines, flood maps, old-house inspections, insurance quotes, and the exit.
Historic Halifax: The Town That Passed the Resolves
Halifax is the town that adopted the 1776 Resolves, the first call for independence by any colony. What the historic site and tiny market mean for buyers.
Moving to Roanoke Rapids, NC: What Buyers Ask First
What relocating buyers ask first about Roanoke Rapids: the hospital, the I-95 position, mill-village housing stock, and the three-school-district nuance.
Lake Gaston: Which County Is Your Lake House In?
Lake Gaston touches five counties in two states. How to confirm which county a lake parcel sits in — and why taxes and school districts turn on the answer.
What $150K Buys in Halifax County
A structural tour of Halifax County's affordable end — Roanoke Rapids mill-village stock, Enfield and Scotland Neck deep value — bands, condition, no hype.
Striper Season in Weldon: What It Means for Buyers
Weldon calls itself the Rockfish Capital of the World. What the spring striper run on the Roanoke River means for river-town property interest — and risk.