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Selling Psychology: What Messages are You Sending Buyers in Charleston?

August 2, 2017

Selling psychology is always involved when is comes to real estate. You are sending your potential buyers messages, whether you know it or not! Make sure you are sending the right message! Discover what you are telling them in our latest blog post! To really understand your buyer, you must know who they are. While you … Continued

Can I sell my Charleston house in foreclosure?

February 1, 2016

By Danny

Do you have a Charleston SC house that’s in foreclosure right now? Many people going through the SC foreclosure process want to get out from under that burdensome house and wonder if they can sell the house in foreclosure. The short answer: yes. The long answer: it’s a little more complicated, but usually you can … Continued

Selling My House for Cash in Charleston

January 25, 2016

By Danny

Should you take a cash offer for your Charleston house? Not always. I’ll tell you how to sell any property for cash, some reasons to refuse a cash offer – and when you shouldn’t say no. Selling My House For Cash In Charleston If you’re selling a property in Charleston to an end buyer (the person living … Continued

“How Can I Sell My Charleston House?” — Start The New Year Without Your Unwanted Property

December 29, 2015

By Danny

3… 2… 1… Happy New Year! As the clock strikes midnight and a New Year starts, will you face the new year with excitement or frustration? Owning a house – especially a second house, a vacant house, or a rented property – can be an expensive hassle and a burden. Don’t start the new year … Continued

We Buy Houses In Charleston Fast, For Cash — End The Holiday Stress!

December 29, 2015

By Danny

For many people, the holiday season is a stressful time! You’ve got family commitments, financial commitments, and the weather rarely cooperates. If you own a house that is taking up your time and money, perhaps it’s time to sell your Charleston home so you can put your attention and finances on more important things. The … Continued