Realtor Melanie Cameron shares an important resource for North Carolina homeowners – The North Carolina Homeowners Alliance. NC Homeowners Alliance is the voice for homeowners at the North Carolina General Assembly. Want to know upcoming changes that could make owning a home in North Carolina more expensive? Visit the North Carolina Homeowners Alliance Website.
Home insurance rate hikes are a big issue right now. If you don’t want your home insurance rate to go up, go the North Carolina Homeowners Alliance website and click on “Take Action”. This will give you a form to fill out to send the North Carolina Insurance Commissioner an email. It takes less than a minute to do.
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