Trying to get the most money possible? Read more here :http://www.simplifyingthemarket.com/2015/11/18/how-to-get-the-most-money-from-the-sale-of-your-house/?a=245447-d94984465a425d8a2b8eb108c24633dd
Thursday, November 19, 2015
Thursday, November 12, 2015
Homeownership Builds Wealth....
http://www.simplifyingthemarket.com/2015/11/10/homeownership-builds-wealth-and-offers-stability/?a=245447-d94984465a425d8a2b8eb108c24633dd
Monday, November 9, 2015
Lake Marion, SC Real Estate: New To The Market In Eutawville!
113 Geraldson Drive, Eutawville, SC
$ Click for current price
3 BEDROOMS | 2 (2 full ) BATHROOMS | 1984 SQUARE FEET
Wonderful home located in a lovely country setting located just minutes from Lake Marion and less than 40 minutes from Summerville! This lovely home sits on a huge .42 acre lot with a fenced in back yard, large storage shed, and a pro style dog kennel. Inside you will find a huge 15 x 25 family room with vaulted ceilings. Large eat-in kitchen area with ceramic tiled countertops. The master bedroom has vaulted ceilings, a ceiling fan, and a large walk in closet. Both bathrooms have ceramic tile floors/vanities with extra storage. The additional 2 bedrooms are spacious and both have ceiling fans. The frog is large and offers ample storage space but could also serve as an alternative 4th bedroom. On the back of the home you will find nice decking perfect for entertaining family and friends.
This area does not have an HOA so no worries on where your new boat is parked! If you have been looking for a very nice home that is centrally located between the lake or Summerville look no further than 113 Geraldson Drive in Eutawville. Welcome home!
Presented By:
Brandon Ray
Realtor
Carolina One Real Estate
843-499-1928
Licensed In: SC
License #: 84589
Saturday, November 7, 2015
Charleston SC Real Estate : Fannie Mae's Housing Forecast
http://www.simplifyingthemarket.com/2015/11/06/fannie-maes-housing-forecast-infographic/?a=245447-d94984465a425d8a2b8eb108c24633dd
Thursday, November 5, 2015
Charleston, SC Real Estate: Picking a Real Estate Agent Through Facebook
According to a joint study released by Google and the National Association of Realtors, 2 of 3 people searching for a prospective real estate professional research them “extensively online prior to working with them". And, that number is probably increasing every day.
Are social media channels such as Facebook really a good place to gather information about an agent before using them? If so, what should you look for?
There is a plethora of information on any subject available on social media sites such as Facebook. A recent study by the Pew Research Center revealed that 63% of Americans now even get their news from Facebook (up from 47% in 2013).
It is no different for both buyers and sellers of real estate. Yes, Facebook is a good place to gather information about the housing marke.....read more here
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Wednesday, November 4, 2015
CHARLESTON, SC REAL ESTATE: HOUSE HASN'T SOLD YET?
The residential housing market has been hot. Home sales have bounced back solidly and are now at their second highest pace since February 2007. Demand remains strong going into the winter. Many real estate professionals are reporting that multiple offers are occurring regularly and listings are actually selling above listing price. What about your house?
If your house hasn’t sold, it is probably the price.
If your home is on the market and you are not receiving any offers, look at your price. Pricing your home just 10% above market value dramatically cuts the number of prospective buyers that will even see your house. (See Chart) READ MORE here
Charleston, SC Real Estate: The Volvo Effect
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From Mollie Gore, Economic Development, Santee Cooper
I had a voicemail this morning from a reporter based in London. That's an unusual start to my day: I frequently get calls from media in other states, but not often from other countries.
I call it the Volvo effect, and that call is just a hint of the interest generated by Volvo Car Corp.'s decision to build a manufacturing plant in northwestern Berkeley County.
This announcement follows an aggressive, professional recruiting initiative led by Gov. Nikki Haley and Commerce Secretary Bobby Hitt and including many other partners: the South Carolina Power Team, the South Carolina Ports Authority, Berkeley County, ReadySC, Edisto Electric Cooperative and Berkeley Electric Cooperative, to name a handful.
Santee Cooper and Berkeley County have agreed to purchase property for the project, with Berkeley owning the actual Volvo site. Santee Cooper will keep close to 4,000 acres to develop into additional industrial sites for companies who want or need to locate near the legendary Swedish car company. Santee Cooper also will provide electricity to the property, known as the Camp Hall tract, directly and through Edisto Electric and Berkeley Electric cooperatives.
Santee Cooper has always been tasked with promoting economic development; it's one way we fulfill our mission to be the state's leading resource for improving the quality of life for all South Carolinians. As a state-owned electric utility, we do this primarily through maintaining affordable, reliable electricity. And a few years ago, our board approved additional resources for us to help attract industry to the state: new incentive electric rates that discount power for a start-up period, and loans and grants to help local governments and nonprofits build industrial spec buildings and provide roads, water and other infrastructure to commerce parks.
These programs more than pay for themselves. The loans are repaid, of course. The grants and other investments will generate energy sales and other revenue, and the additional electricity consumed by these manufacturers will help our other customers by spreading the fixed costs of our generating stations and transmission lines across a more populated customer base.
Santee Cooper is always supportive of the Commerce Department's efforts to recruit new jobs and industry to South Carolina. What's especially nice is when the industry is a world-class manufacturer with a reputation for stewardship and a promise of jobs and investment that will transform this part of the state.
As Santee Cooper President and CEO Lonnie Carter said at Monday's announcement: "Volvo Cars will do much more than make automobiles in Berkeley County. Volvo will raise the standard of life throughout the Lowcountry and throughout our state."
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