Editorial policy
Sources first
Every rule, deadline, fee and number on a guide links to the source it came from. We use the North Carolina General Statutes, the South Carolina Code of Laws, state courts, the NC Real Estate Commission, SC Labor, Licensing and Regulation, county offices and federal agencies first. When we use a secondary source, the guide says so.
AI use and human review
Guides are drafted with AI writing tools working from the sources on the page. A separate fact-check pass opens each source and checks every statement against it. Marcus L. Barber then reads the full page, including the questions and answers, title and search description, and approves it before it publishes. Nothing publishes without that review, and the review is recorded.
No guide has been reviewed by a North Carolina or South Carolina attorney. Each guide says so.
What we will not publish
- Promises about offers, prices, closing costs or closing speed
- Claims that a sale ends a foreclosure case or protects your credit
- Reviews or ratings that are not real and verified
- Descriptions of neighborhoods by who lives there
Updates and corrections
Guides are re-checked against their sources at least every six months and whenever a law changes. The updated date changes only when the content does. Send corrections to support@soldasishouses.com.