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Hidden Signs That a Home Isn’t What It Seems!

Home inspection red flags: Spot hidden defects like structural movement, moisture intrusion, unpermitted work, and aging systems before you close....
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What to Know Before Buying a Home in an HOA Community

Discover the ins and outs of HOA communities and how to guard your budget....
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Making a Picture-Perfect Impression Before House Showings: A Pro Tip: preparing home for showings for Pet Owners

Explore pro tips for pet owners to make a picture-perfect impression before house showings, including how to highlight your home's comfort and accommodation while on the market....
Questions real estate agents should ask before joining a real estate firm

Questions Agents Should Be Asking Before Joining a Real Estate Firm

Explore essential questions real estate agents should ask before joining a firm to ensure growth, support, and success in their careers....
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Selling a Home With No Power? What You Should Know

"Discover why keeping utilities on is crucial when selling your home. Ensure a warm, inviting atmosphere for potential buyers and avoid common home selling mistakes."...
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Buying in Winston-Salem? Don’t Mess This Up!

Buying in Winston-Salem? Don’t Mess This Up If you are thinking about buying in Winston-Salem, this is not the market to wing it. Winston-Salem offers real value, solid neighborhoods, and...

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WWREA Form NC Explained | Working With Real Estate Agents in North Carolina

Learn about the essential WWREA form in North Carolina real estate transactions....
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Buying and Selling at the Same Time Here’s How to Survive It

Real estate strategy: Navigate buying and selling simultaneously with expert tips to streamline your move and maximize your property investments....
Should I Sell As Is or Fix It First

Should I Sell As Is or Fix It First? | Triad NC Home Selling Guide

Should I Sell As Is or Fix It First? One of the biggest questions Triad homeowners face is whether to sell as is or invest in repairs before going on...

Nike Tech Is Trending With NicolƔs Maduro | Mantle Realty Technology

Why Are Nike Tech and NicolĆ”s Maduro Trending at the Same Time? This is one of those sentences that shouldn’t exist, but the internet stays committed to chaos. Searches for...

Moving to Winston-Salem? Watch This First!

Moving to Winston-Salem? Watch This First Thinking about moving to Winston-Salem? You are not alone. More people are discovering this North Carolina city where historic character, a steady job market,...

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Why You Need a Real Estate Agent in 2026| Mantle Realty

Real estate agents in 2025 are crucial for expert market insights, negotiation, and navigating complex transactions. Matt Hamm explains key benefits....

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About Mantle Realty

Mantle Realty is a leading independent real estate firm based in North Carolina, proudly serving communities across the Triad and beyond. We’re passionate about providing clients with cutting-edge technology and genuine hometown service, whether you’re buying your first home, upgrading, or selling a property.

Many of our agents have lived in the areas they serve for years — some their entire lives — and take pride in turning clients into neighbors. With offices in Kernersville, Lexington, and High Point, and agents throughout North Carolina, Mantle delivers local expertise with statewide reach.

At Mantle Realty, we believe home buying is about more than property lines — it’s about people, purpose, and legacy. As an independently owned firm, not a corporate franchise or virtual brokerage, we’re part of the same communities we serve. Our mission is to lead with compassion and purpose so every relationship leaves a lasting impact beyond the sale. When you choose Mantle, you’re not just finding a home — you’re partnering with neighbors who are helping build something that lasts.