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A Property Checklist

A Property Checklist

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What’s important when you want to sell a property? Of course, the number of bedrooms and bathrooms and the location are critical. Buyers want to see what school district the property is in and what it has access to in terms of downtown areas, transportation, restaurants, etc. But a lot more goes into a successful … Continued

6 Smart Tips to Help You Sell a Damaged Home in Charleston

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A damaged home in Charleston can be a nightmare to sell. Most buyers are not interested when there is visible damage on a listing, preferring homes ready for immediate occupancy. However, if they have the time, inclination, and finances to take on a project, some buyers may take a chance and toss an insultingly low … Continued
4 Headaches You Can Avoid With a Cash Home Buyer

4 Headaches You Can Avoid With a Cash Home Buyer

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Selling a house can be stressful and time-consuming. It involves preparing the home for sale, dealing with potential buyers, negotiating contracts, and waiting for financing. All of this can lead to headaches that many homeowners would rather avoid. Fortunately, cash home buyers in Charleston are ready and willing to buy your house quickly – without … Continued

5 Signs it’s Time to Sell Your Charleston Investment Property

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If you’re on the fence about selling your investment property, it never hurts to be well-informed on the various indicators your property may fall under. Read on as we explore these five signs that it’s time to sell your Charleston investment property! Aging When major systems like the HVAC or structural components like the roof … Continued

3 Ways Selling Your Home in Charleston Has Changed Since COVID-19

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The real estate industry has undergone a dramatic transformation since the onset of COVID-19. However, because the virus is still in play, as you approach selling your home in Charleston, it’s helpful to understand how these changes may affect your sale. So read on as we explore three ways selling your home in Charleston has … Continued
The Tax Clock – And You!

The Tax Clock – And You!

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In past blog posts, we talked quite a bit about some of the pressures that lead people to want a quick property sale. For example, we’ve gone over all of those thorny issues around landlord-tenant relationships (some of which would make your hair stand on end!). Some of it boils down to the potential for … Continued

5 Ways You Can Save Money When Selling Your House in Charleston

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Naturally, your goal is to earn the highest possible profit when you put your home on the market. If you’re like most homeowners, you’re looking for ways to cut out any extra expenses to increase profits further. So read on as we explore five ways you can save money when selling your house in Charleston. … Continued

How to Skip Commissions When Selling Your House in Charleston

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If you’re like most sellers, once you decide to sell, your next thought might have been skipping the commissions and selling your house independently as an FSBO. However, the mountains of paperwork and complicated nature of the transaction often send sellers out into the world seeking recommendations for a good agent.  If you’d like to … Continued
5 Benefits of Selling Your Damaged Home to a Cash Buyer

5 Benefits of Selling Your Damaged Home to a Cash Buyer

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Are you looking to sell a house fast in Charleston? Selling your damaged home to a cash buyer may be the best option. This is an increasingly popular way of selling homes, as it offers many benefits that traditional methods do not provide. Millions of homeowners file insurance claims yearly to address the damage done … Continued
4 Benefits of Selling Your Vacant Home

4 Benefits of Selling Your Vacant Home

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Many people purchase homes every year with the intention of flipping or renovating them. Problems with financing or an economic downturn can thwart these plans. When life happens, investment properties will sit vacant for a long time. Currently, over 16 million homes are classified as vacant in the United States. Having a vacant property with … Continued