Updated Carolina One New Homes List that can Close before the Tax Credit Expires
Posted by Mike Ciucci on
Here is a running list of all the new homes with Carolina One New Homes Division that can close before the tax credit expires. These are all new construction homes that can get a C/O (Certificate of Occupancy) prior to the tax credit expiration. You need to get a ratified contract by April 30th, and close by June 30th.
Please take a look at the following link, for the most updated list of new construction that will be completed prior to the tax credit deadline. There are over 90 homes available:
Carolina One New Construction Homes that can close prior to the Tax Credit deadline
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I hope everyone had a great weekend here in Charleston. It was absolutely beautiful, which is yet another reason we all live here.
South Carolina housing officials have $40 million to help teachers and first responders buy a home! The State Housing Finance and Development Authority announced that this program will offer down payment assistance and low interest mortgages to teachers, firefighters, police and correctional officers and EMS workers who meet income criteria.
It’s that time of year again for weekend excursions to Folly Beach. It also happens to be the time of year where we see increased activity for condo purchases on Folly Beach. I’d like to point out the different condo communities, in case anyone wanted to know each communities distance to the ocean, and what each condo community offers.
I just wanted to mention to all of you first-time homebuyers out there and others looking to take advantage of the tax credit. While there still is a little time left (59 days to get something under contract), I’m noticing something expected. A lot of the good homes are now being scooped up at an extraordinary rate. I was showing property to some first time homebuyers in Dunes West in Mount Pleasant, and in a couple of houses we saw other agents with buyers looking at the same houses we were. That hasn’t happened (like this) to me in quite some time. This is especially true in the $175-225K price range. A lot of the inventory of homes is being absorbed. Soon, the “stale bread” will be all that’s left. Make sure that if you want to take advantage…