We Buy Houses Blogs

How Cash Sales Can Help Stop the Foreclosure Clock If you own a home in the Charleston tri-county area and your flood insurance, wind insurance, and homeowner’s insurance have collectively gone from $1,500 a year to $5,000, $7,000, or $10,000…

FEMA Risk Rating 2.0 and Your Charleston Home Value – What It Actually Means If your Charleston-area NFIP flood insurance premium has gone up sharply over the past three renewal cycles and you cannot find a clear explanation, the answer…

How Cash Sales Can Help Stop the Foreclosure Clock If FEMA’s Flood Insurance Rate Map shows your Charleston-area home in Zone AE – or worse, Zone V or VE – selling traditionally is harder than it would be otherwise. Not…

Multiple Heirs Inherited One Charleston Home – How to Sell Without a Family Fight Three siblings inherit the family home in North Charleston. One wants to sell immediately. One wants to keep the property as a rental. One has not…

How Cash Sales Can Help Stop the Foreclosure Clock You live in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, or somewhere else far from Charleston. Your parent retired to the Lowcountry fifteen years ago. Or your grandparent never left the family home…

How Long Does Probate Take in South Carolina? The Real Charleston Tri-County Timeline Most heirs in the Charleston tri-county area have never been through probate before. The vocabulary alone is intimidating – informal proceedings, formal proceedings, Letters, personal representative, intestacy,…