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Check out my listing Address: 130 Poplar St Pacolet
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2025 Design Trends: Speed up Your Sale
Japandi style tops buyer preferences with its minimal, nature-inspired, and calming aesthetic. Scandinavian design emphasizes simplicity, natural materials, and serene neutral tones.
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SC Homes: Proven Path to Long-Term Growth
Strong long-term gains make SC attractive for Real Estate investors. Home prices rose 0.38% in the most recent reporting period. Home values increased by 4.03% statewide. SC saw a 68.96% rise in home prices over the past 5 years. Since 1991, prices have soared 340.68%, reflecting long-term growth.
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South Carolina: America’s Next Hot Growth Market
South Carolina ranks among the fastest-growing states in the US as of 2025. SC appeals to both retirees and professionals. Residents enjoy beaches, mountains, and small-town charm. The state offers a mix of history, culture, and job growth. SC’s lower-than-avg living costs help families and professionals save significantly each year.
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Check out my listing Address: 109 Mountain View Ave Greer
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Month of “May” Is the Best Time to Sell Your House in 2025
Homes listed late May sell for 1.6% more, adding ~$5,600 extra profit. Buyer urgency peaks before summer vacations and school year deadlines.
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Condo vs. Apartment: Which Is Best for You?
Ownership & Equity – Condos are owned; apartments are rented – Condo owners build equity; renters do not – Condos involve mortgage, taxes, HOA Maintenance & Responsibility – Condo owners handle interior repairs – HOA manages shared spaces – Renters rely on landlords for repairs
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5 Dos and Don’ts When Selling a Condo
Reviewing condo association rules early prevents fines and sale delays due to advertising or approval restrictions. Hiring a REALTOR® experienced with condos avoids costly mistakes related to association rules and unique financing.
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What Conditions Would Lead the Fed to Cut Rates?
The Federal Reserve is in "wait and see" mode but preparing for possible summer interest rate cuts. If economic conditions worsen, the Fed could lower interest rates as early as June.
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