What does your house mean to you?
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When I pull into my neighborhood, I feel at home. As I drive in, I see my neighbors walking their dog, walking with their kids, and kids riding their bikes with friends. I know these people, they are my neighbors. I make it a point to wave to them, to talk to them, and to engage with them.
As I turn into my driveway, I look at my yard. I love my yard. I’ve worked on it, it’s tough…but worth it. Cutting, edging, blowing, trimming and planting my favorite plants and shrubs. But it’s mine!
I walk up my front porch and turn the doorknob to my house. It’s unlocked. It probably shouldn’t be, but I know it’s fine. It’s safe. I walk in the door and my dog barks and barks (too loudly) and greets me. Talk about unconditional love! My kids are playing in the…
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Have you noticed increased sand, rocks, and groin size at Folly Beach lately? Folly Beach had received a $10 million dollar grant in 2018 from the Army Corps of Engineers for beach renourishment. As you may or may not know- Folly Beach has had its share of concerns over beach erosion due to a few factors. One (and the most important) reason for the erosion of sand on Folly is due to the Charleston jetties in the Harbor. The Charleston jetties were constructed by the Army Corps of Engineers years ago, in order to preserve the deep, dredged channels extending outwards to the Atlantic Ocean for container ships inbound and outbound through the Port of Charleston. The unfortunate byproduct of these jetties are that they are blocking the natural flow of…
So you are thinking of selling your house, but don't know when the best time to sell might be. You hear it often from realtors or friends at dinner parties- that "Spring is the best!" or, "Summer is red hot". Sure, those could be the best selling times, but you have plenty of other options, that might even be better than those times, and here's why.
When you make an offer on a home in Charleston- or even South Carolina, there are different contingencies that should be apart of any real estate contract. Typical contingencies such as a home-sale, financing, appraisal, and inspection contingencies. So what about due diligence, where does that fit in?
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