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Four Ways That Our Website Helps You Narrow Down Your Home Search

Did you know that according to recent statistics, more than two-thirds of today’s homebuyers begin the search for their next house or condo online? Gone are the days where “house…

Written by Molly Glover

September 16, 2014

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Building Equity in Your Home Over Time

If you’re like most American homeowners, your home is your most valuable asset and one that you would like to see gain value over time. While some appreciation will happen…

Written by Molly Glover

September 2, 2014

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Balancing Selling Your Home While Buying A New One

Are you in the market for a new home in Charleston or the surrounding area? If you already own a home here, one of the items on your mind might…

Written by Molly Glover

August 20, 2014

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How To Decide On The Right Price For Your Home Sale

Whether you’ve owned a piece of Charleston real estate for decades or you’re just getting in to the market now, you might be curious as to how much value is…

Written by Molly Glover

August 1, 2014

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Are Open Houses Still Relevant In and Around Charleston?

The practice of holding open houses has been questioned by some who believe they are either outdated or irrelevant with the ease of internet home searches. In today’s world of…

Written by Molly Glover

July 18, 2014

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What Does Your Comparative Market Analysis Mean?

The application of the pricing structure in Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) by real estate agents establishes an appropriate price range on new listings. The formulation of market listing price in the…

Written by Molly Glover

July 3, 2014

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What is Your Next Step in the Selling Process?

Charleston and the surrounding area’s have an extremely healthy real estate market that is as of right now working out tremendously for sellers who have prepared their home and priced…

Written by Molly Glover

July 3, 2014

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Selling Your Charleston Home This Summer

Various regions across the United States have seen fluctuations in the real estate industry. However, Charleston and the surrounding areas are showing promising growth on all fronts. With an extremely…

Written by Molly Glover

June 26, 2014

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How to Compete with New Construction

Every month there are dozens of brand-new homes being completed and listed for sale in Charleston and the surrounding area. If you’re a homeowner that is thinking of selling, having…

Written by Molly Glover

June 24, 2014

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How to Sell Your Community In and Around Charleston

It’s true: selling your home generally isn’t quick and easy. During the selling process you may end up showing your home anywhere from a handful to dozens of times before…

Written by Molly Glover

June 19, 2014

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Selling an Established Home During a Construction Boom

Charleston’s real estate market is on fire these days for sellers. If a home is listed for the right price and prepared correctly it is a hot commodity. However, there…

Written by Molly Glover

June 11, 2014

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Quick Tips to Enhance the Value of Your Home

Ever wonder why the latest TV trends have a lot to do with decorating, renovation and staging homes? Well, if you aren’t into HGTV then maybe you don’t, but there…

Written by Jimmy Dye

May 25, 2014

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Category: Selling

Four Ways That Our Website Helps You Narrow Down Your Home Search

Building Equity in Your Home Over Time

Balancing Selling Your Home While Buying A New One

How To Decide On The Right Price For Your Home Sale

Are Open Houses Still Relevant In and Around Charleston?

What Does Your Comparative Market Analysis Mean?

What is Your Next Step in the Selling Process?

Selling Your Charleston Home This Summer

How to Compete with New Construction

How to Sell Your Community In and Around Charleston

Selling an Established Home During a Construction Boom

Quick Tips to Enhance the Value of Your Home

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