Secret Alleyways
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Amid the hustle and bustle of beach life on Hilton Head Island and the daily grind of Bluffton, sometimes we just need to escape! There's nothing better than a day trip to Charleston, SC exploring hidden alleys, gorgeous flower-box lined streets, and hidden historical hideaways. Grab your walking shoes and lose yourself in all there is to explore. Leave the guidebooks at home. Close your eyes and imagine a bygone era. The best way to see Historic Charleston is on foot and to weave in and out of cobblestone streets and hidden pathways. Don't forget to ask locals where their favorite spots are. You will be surprised by what you find!
This spring, drink up the heady smell of new blooms as everything starts to come alive in Charleston. It is the perfect…
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The market is tight as inventory is low, and there are many buyers circling to get into the game. Right now it's fair to say that we are knee deep a “Seller’s Market” in the South Carolina Lowcountry and that one needs to be very savvy in order to have their offer accepted.
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When it’s time to sell your home, will you be the one who puts up the For Sale sign? The idea of putting up a For Sale By Owner (FSBO) sign will probably be a consideration with the hope of avoiding the majority of the 6–10% selling costs that come with having a real estate agent list your home.
When inventory is low and eager buyers are driving prices up, how can a seller best strategize for a successful home sale--and avoid pitfalls?
