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Even if you are selling a house for the first time, you’ve no doubt heard terms and phrases in the real estate industry, such as “curb appeal,” “staging” and “ambience.” When an agent brings buyers through to tour your home, your goal is to create a look and feel that enables prospective buyers to imagine […]

Whether you’re getting ready to buy or sell a home in South Carolina, it pays to learn more about the key issues that affect the home sale industry. If you scroll through the archives on our blog, you’ll find posts that address specific issues that might affect a buyer or seller, such as curb appeal

If you’re getting ready to put a house on the market in South Carolina, you have several decisions to make. One of them, of course, has to do with list price. How much will you ask for your home? Another issue is whether to sell your house “as-is,” which basically means the buyer agrees to

In a perfect world, sellers would list homes on the market, buyers would make offers, and deals would close in a swift and amicable fashion. In reality, it doesn’t always happen that way. In fact, sometimes, issues arise that spark contention between sellers and buyers. Some cases are resolved through negotiation while others wind up in court. 

If you’re getting ready to start shopping for a new home in South Carolina, there are several key factors to success. One of the best things you can do is connect with a real estate team who takes a holistic approach to the home purchase experience. This means they won’t just crunch some numbers on

You’ve probably known someone it’s happened to—they listed a house on the market, and it sat there. No offers. No sale. There are numerous reasons why a house might linger on the market. One of the most common issues is that sellers price their properties too high. They base their list price on emotion rather than comparative

For the past couple years, it’s been a seller’s market in South Carolina. It is not uncommon for there to be two, three or more offers on the same house. This gives a seller a great advantage because—well, the more options the better, right? That’s all well and good if you are the seller, but

U.S. military veterans who are purchasing homes, particularly those doing so for the first time, are often eligible for certain benefits that help them save money and alleviate stress in the home-buying process. The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has backed tens of millions of mortgage loans for those who have served our country in

If you’re considering selling or buying a house in South Carolina, it pays to research the latest housing market info. Prime locations, like Myrtle Beach or Columbia, are hot spots for buyers and sellers alike. There’s no doubt that “now” is a good time to list a home for sale or to buy your dream

If you’re one of many South Carolina residents who will be selling a home this year, this post is for you. Once you put a “for sale” up in the yard, you’ll be hoping that the offers will start rolling in. However, if you don’t choose an effective list price, your house could wind up