South Carolina BS thread under new MANAGEMENT and lives in SC

Sure do love me some of them!

 

Sucks man.

 

I wouldn't mind northern Arizona or northern New Mexico.

 

Just make sure to take a TV crew with you when you go..

 

Nah, gotta get them YT subs. Get verified.

-J

 

Expensive and taken over already. Try again.

 

"expensive" is the new normal...gotta raise that poverty line

 

Never would I have thought SC would be almost as expensive as Bozeman, MT.

 

google the hottest real estate markets currently, many SC / NC cities listed. its crazy looking for a home right now, as we are. since we started looking we have seen neighborhoods jump 30-60k in 4 months. frikkin nuts. something has got to give........

 

Yep. Super thankful we found the house that we did even though it hasn’t had a kitchen for the last 3 months. I should get on that.

 

Goddamn!! Crazy that's a 450,000+ house

 

One more reason to hate Columbia/Richland county! I'm so glad I live in Kershaw!
Sold the 4Runner to a friend. Luckily he was ok waiting a few days on a title as the DMV was closed until Tuesday. Richland offices are completely shut down due to "COVID", aka, we don't won't to work. So he emails the title and bill of sale to the Richland Auditor to get a property tax bill (to eventually get a tag). They reply back that he needs to contact Kershaw to generate a bill......he lives in Richland. I call Richland to see what's up, told me to contact Kershaw to let them know I sold the car. Ok, that's totally incorrect but whatever. I call Kershaw who said that makes no sense at all since he lives in Richland (exactly!). Luckily, Kershaw gave me a direct line to someone in Richland's Deputy Auditor's office. It bypassed all the idiots that don't know what they are doing. She was very helpful though and will handle it personally. But what a clusterf$#%!

 

Had a co-worker just sell his house in Lugoff. Any other time we both though this would be a $250k house. Went on the market for $350k, got 5 offers the first day OVER asking price! Sold it for $359k, cash.

 

Probably going to be listing our house at $325-330k in the spring, if the market holds steady and inventory stays low.

We bought it for $230k exactly 4 years ago as of today.

 

The thought crossed my mind about selling and making a bit of money. But then I'd have to go find a house to buy in this overpriced market. That and I dread the thought of moving, I just hate the process.

 

Well, it's not about money for us, it's more that the house isn't functional and the layout is trash for a family of 4. 3 people or less and it's great. Our 2nd kid complicated things...her bedroom is currently the office.

 

It's just me and the gf, 4 dogs and 1 cat.
Sometimes I think my little ol 1500 sqft is too much.

 

Charleston is well over 1k a month for a 1 bedroom, has been for 5 years now. Houses are on the market less than a week.