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Which Is Better? A Foreclosure or Short Sale of Your Charleston House?

March 25, 2020

We all have rough times every now and again. As a property owner, having a rough time may mean losing the biggest investment of your life: your Charleston house. If you are unable to make your mortgage and insurance payments, you are about to be facing foreclosure with your lender if you miss a certain … Continued

What You Should Know About Dealing With Probate Real Estate in Charleston

March 18, 2020

By Danny

When dealing with a probate property in Charleston, you may have many questions you would like to have answered. Below, we offer some information about probate properties as well as ways to handle them. What Is Probate? Probate is the legal process following a homeowner’s death if the property was not in a trust or … Continued

3 Things To Know About Selling As Is In Charleston

January 21, 2020

By Danny

Do you lose money when you sell your house as is? If you’re thinking about selling your house in as is condition, keep reading. We’ve included the top 3 things you should know before you make a decision and a sample comparison of what an as is sale costs versus a traditional sale. What You Should … Continued

How To Sell Your House Without Any Costs In Charleston

December 14, 2019

By Danny

Do you feel stuck with a property you no longer want in Charleston? Learn how to sell your house without any costs in our latest post! When you own a house you don’t want, the last thing you want to do is spend more money attempting to sell it. Below, we will outline the costs … Continued

How Much Is Hesitating To Sell Your Charleston House Really Costing You?

December 11, 2019

By Danny

Hesitating to sell your house in Charleston can end up costing you a lot of money! Learn how much in our latest post! Many people don’t realize just how much their home is costing them. These costs are even more brutal if you don’t like the home you’re living or the investment property you own. … Continued

How To Sell Your House Without Any Property Showings In Charleston

December 7, 2019

By Danny

Having strangers parade through your house when you want to sell it, is a huge downfall of listing with a Charleston real estate agent. Learn how to sell your house without any property showings or hassles in our latest post! Dealing with property showings can be one of the most agonizing aspects of selling your … Continued

5 Questions To Ask Yourself If You Are Thinking About Selling Your House in Charleston

December 4, 2019

By Danny

It’s important to be prepared if you are thinking about selling your house in Charleston. Ask yourself these questions before selling your property to ensure you are making the right decision about how to sell! How Much Will The Repairs Cost? When selling a house in Charleston, you will inevitably have some repairs to make. … Continued

How To Sell A House During A Divorce in Charleston

November 30, 2019

By Danny

It can be very difficult to sell a house during a divorce. Learn more about the easiest and most fair way to sell your house in Charleston in our latest post! When dealing with a divorce, settling affairs and dividing assets can be excruciating. Between the bickering and constant disagreements, dealing with such a large … Continued

How To Take The Emotion Out Of Selling Your House In Charleston

November 27, 2019

By Danny

Do you need to sell your house in Charleston? Learn how you can take the emotion out of selling in our latest post! Selling your house in Charleston isn’t always easy both literally and emotionally. If you have lived in the home for a long time, you will likely feel very attached to the property, … Continued

How To Stop Foreclosure of Your House In Charleston

November 23, 2019

By Danny

If the bank is threatening to take your property after all you have put into it, we can help you stop the foreclosure of your house in Charleston! Keep reading to learn about what you can do to fight back! Dealing with the threat of foreclosure can be extremely overwhelming. The thought of losing your … Continued