Sell Your Statesville Home
Statesville sells everything from Academy Hill Victorians to acre lots on the edge of town to five-year-old homes near Troutman. Each has a different buyer and a different set of questions. I'll price yours against the right competition and get the answers ready before a buyer asks.
Get a Statesville pricing opinion
Share the address. I'll compare it to recent sales nearby and send you a realistic range, usually within a day.
Three things that come up on almost every Statesville sale
"What are the power bills?"
Statesville runs its own electric utility, and buyers from outside the area often haven't seen that before. Pull 12 months of power, water and sewer bills before you list so the question never slows a deal down.
Know the rules before you update
In the local historic districts (Academy Hill, Mitchell College, Race Street, Davie Avenue/Broad Street and Garfield/Green Street), exterior changes need a Certificate of Appropriateness from the Historic Preservation Commission. National Register-only districts like Downtown Commercial don't.
The 2027 revaluation
Iredell County's next revaluation takes effect January 1, 2027. If you're selling in 2027, expect buyers to ask about the new assessed value. I'll help you answer it plainly.
Sources: City of Statesville historic districts, Iredell County reappraisal.
What you're competing with
For the three months ending September 2026, Statesville homes sold in a median of 57 days at about 97.6% of list price, and prices were up 3.2% from a year earlier (Redfin Data Center). Buyers have options, and they notice when a home is overpriced.
Builders are active all around town: True Homes at Beaver Creek, Heritage Hall and Wheatfield Estates, D.R. Horton at Wallace Springs, and Adams Homes at Swann Hills on one- to two-acre lots. A buyer looking at your house has probably toured one of them. I'll show you where your home wins (established trees, no HOA, a bigger lot, a shorter drive) and price it so that advantage shows.
Homes on well and septic
Outside the city, many homes use a private well and septic system. Iredell County lets you view septic records online, and having the permit ready saves days during inspection.
Your costs and your net
Commissions are negotiable and not set by law. North Carolina's excise tax is $1 for every $500 of the sale price, paid by the seller when the deed is recorded. Add your attorney's fee, mortgage payoff and any repair credits. You'll get a written net sheet from me before you list.
What clients say about working with Trey
Having bought and sold six homes over the years, I can confidently say that Trey Hamrick is an exceptional real estate agent and a professional of the highest integrity. He deeply cares about his clients, effortlessly navigates the complexities of the market, and leverages a strong network to make things happen.
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What truly sets Trey apart is his unmatched work ethic. I have never seen an agent work harder to sell a home. He hosted open houses weekend after weekend, even investing his own resources to ensure prospective buyers had a premier experience. Knowing we were balancing demanding work and personal schedules, Trey literally rolled up his sleeves to help prepare the property—taking on tasks like organizing and pressure washing without hesitation.
His communication was flawless; we stayed in constant contact via text to ensure the process moved as quickly and smoothly as possible. I know other clients of his who have had the exact same world-class experience. I highly recommend Trey to anyone looking to buy or sell—you couldn't be in better hands.
Trey was incredible to work with. He was patient, honest, and genuinely invested in helping me find the right home. He answered every question quickly, explained everything clearly, and made the entire process feel easy. Trey’s professionalism and kindness truly set him apart. I’m grateful for all his hard work and highly recommend him.
I have worked with a lot of realtors over the years. Trey is one of the best. He ALWAYS answered the phone or sent a text saying when he could talk. Attention to detail was great, and he was able to get his client an awesome deal on his first home. Highly recommend, Trey!
Trey is a knowledgeable and trustworthy agent. You will be in good hands with him, and will know what to expect along the way through the buying/selling process. You’ll be in good hands with Trey as your agent!
Reviews appear word for word from Trey's Google Business Profile as of September 2026. He has a 5.0-star rating from 11 Google reviews; two reviewers left a rating without a written comment. Showing 4 of 9 written reviews. Trey works with clients across the Lake Norman area, so not every review is about a Statesville home. Read all reviews on Google.
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