You've decided to sell and you want to do it right. The gap between a home that sells in the first two weeks at asking price and one that sits for months usually comes down to what the seller did — or didn't do — in the 30 to 60 …
View MoreYou've decided to sell and you want to do it right. The gap between a home that sells in the first two weeks at asking price and one that sits for months usually comes down to what the seller did — or didn't do — in the 30 to 60 …
View MoreYou're getting ready to sell and looking at your home with fresh eyes. The kitchen is dated. The roof has a few more years but not many. The paint is tired. Now you're wondering: do I invest in repairs and updates before listing, or sell it as-is and let the …
View MoreYour buyer is scrolling through listings on their phone right now. They're going to look at yours for about three seconds. If those three seconds don't grab them, they swipe. Your home is out of the running before an agent ever gets a call. That's how the modern buying process …
View MoreSellers ask me constantly which renovations actually pay back at resale, and the honest answer for coastal South Carolina is different than the answer in most national real estate advice. Salt air, humidity, hurricane season, and the specific buyer pool along the Grand Strand shape which upgrades add real value …
View MoreIf you just closed on a home along the Grand Strand, congratulations — and pull up a chair, because your maintenance calendar is going to look different than the one you used in your last house. The coastal climate is hard on houses. Salt air, humidity, sandy soil, intense UV, …
View MoreI've been looking for a long time now to find a way to clean a porcelain enamel tub that is stained badly. As I share a love of old houses and enjoy the chance to remodel while keeping the character that they offer; I often find bathtubs that appear permanently …