Charlotte is the second-largest banking hub in the U.S. and one of the fastest-growing metros in the Southeast. Tour any listed property — virtual or in-person — without a long-term buyer representation commitment.
$430K
Median listing price
Top 10
Population growth
$75–$150
Factour tour fee
How It Works
Enter the property address in Charlotte, choose virtual or in-person, and set your preferred dates. No account needed to browse — sign up only when you're ready to book.
Licensed Charlotte-area agents submit proposals with their fee and availability. Compare profiles, reviews, and pricing — then accept the one that works for you.
Your agent meets you at the property or joins you live on video. Payment is processed only after the tour is complete — never upfront.
Why Charlotte
Bank of America and Wells Fargo both call Charlotte home, driving steady streams of corporate relocations. Factour's virtual tour option lets incoming employees evaluate neighborhoods — from Ballantyne to NoDa to South End — before their first visit to the Queen City.
Charlotte's suburbs — Concord, Huntersville, Matthews, Fort Mill just across the SC border — are among the fastest-growing communities in the Southeast. Factour agents cover the entire Charlotte metro, so you can tour any of these markets through one platform.
North Carolina requires written buyer agency agreements even before the NAR settlement changed national standards. Factour's per-tour booking was designed to satisfy exactly this kind of requirement: a clear, written, property-specific agreement with the fee disclosed before you accept.
North Carolina Disclosure & Compliance
In North Carolina, all licensed real estate agents operate under the North Carolina Real Estate Commission (NCREC). North Carolina has required written buyer agency agreements longer than most states — NCREC rules require agents to provide buyers with a Working with Real Estate Agents disclosure form at first substantive contact and to have a written agency agreement before providing brokerage services. The 2024 NAR settlement reinforced these requirements for MLS-participating agents. Factour's per-tour agreement satisfies all of these: it is a written, property-specific agreement with the agent's fee stated upfront, scoped to a single showing appointment — fulfilling both the NCREC written agreement requirement and NAR settlement terms.
Oversight: North Carolina Real Estate Commission (NCREC). This is informational — not legal advice. Consult a licensed real estate attorney in North Carolina for guidance specific to your situation.
Virtual Tours
A Factour virtual showing is not a pre-recorded video or a 3D scan. It's a live, private video call with a licensed Charlotte agent who is physically inside the property. You can ask questions, request a closer look at any room, and experience the home as if you were standing there.
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