The PROS & CONS of Charleston SC Homes
Moving to Charleston SC and are wondering what homes to buy? In this video, we discuss the good and bad, the pros and cons of Charleston SC housing homes. Should you buy a new build or a resale home and much more.
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This is so great 🤣 you always kill it with these!
@LivinginCharlestonSC1
4 ай бұрын
Thank you!!!
I can’t live like a sardine
@LivinginCharlestonSC1
4 ай бұрын
Hahaha... no one is forcing you to.
@ihave35cents95
4 ай бұрын
@@LivinginCharlestonSC1 well you do know there’s a world five and 10 miles outside of Summerville that people that are from out of town might want to know about so they can get some backyard because you go to Summerville you’re not getting any land unless you have $5 million. but I don’t blame you for pushing all those subdivisions. They are a a gold mine for realtors.
@LivinginCharlestonSC1
4 ай бұрын
@@ihave35cents95 Yeah another world of people leave junk cars in their front lawn, or trash strewn all over their properties. Because someone wants to live next door to that. Also, I am NOT "Pushing" anything. Personally, I like the master-planned communities because of the family lifestyle and I don't have someone who thinks having old cars and motorcycles all over their property is "normal". That's why people move there. They don't want to live around distressed neighbors. Finally, I can tell you don't know a whole lot about real estate to think these places are gold mines. Far from it. We'd all be better off if every home cost 4-5 million, then we'd hit gold. We're lucky if we walk away with a couple of grand after fees, taxes, and insurance. I think you might want to check again on what you "know".