South Carolina BS thread under new MANAGEMENT and lives in SC

Does it count if you sell a trailer and by another?

 

I'm going to let this one slide.

 

Sorry about your Ford.

 

Fix Or Repair Daily or Found On Road Dead?

-J

 

Haha. That’s the wife’s. Traded a perfectly good 4Runner for it. Against my better judgements. Nice riding vehicle though. No problems…… yet….

 

shit it didn't cost no more then not pulling it lol I'd average 250 mpt with or with out

 

Possibly looking to move to the upstate within the next six months or so. What are some good areas/towns you'd recommend? Greenville area preferably with view of the mountains if possible. Was looking at Easley and a few quieter areas in eastern Anderson County but I'm not familiar with the area as far as good/bad areas and crime rates etc. Cost of living for homes around the $260k mark. Columbia is getting increasingly expensive and it's not great to live in. Being closer to the mountains/lake/TN/NC would be better for my interests.

 

Looking at Lexington county because I'm in Chapin area now. So looking at houses in this area as well as Lexington County (north of i20 away from methville) is very comparable. Houses that were 199 a year ago are now 299 and up. I know it's expensive up there as well but I look at real estate nearly daily and I can confidently say it's not much more than it is here if any at all. Northeast Columbia is a little cheaper than where I'm at but I have no interest in being on that side of the city. Also if I relocate to the upstate if I get this job I interviewed for last week I'll be making nearly 20k more than I am now which makes a little bit of a difference. Not much but good enough to move lol.

 

you aren’t going to find any decent homes less than $350-400k

we are looking for somewhere to move or build. We are looking at homes that are 3x what we paid for our house in 2016, but we also have 50% equity in our current home. It’s ridiculous.

 

i see them daily for less than that. I don’t have a family and don’t need several acres. Not looking for something 2500 feet lol.

 

You’re doing it wrong!!

 

Well let me rephrase. I would love several acres but it's not an immediate necessity for a quick move.
Job would be anywhere around the county, no specific area.

 

Slap every dime into property!

 

Stay away from Anderson City/Homeland Park area and you should be good..

The housing market in Anderson is insane right now.. nothing is really staying for sale long at all. Townville is a nice area with easy access to the lake and a straight shot towards the mountains as well.

 

This is the part of the year where I hate this state for the next 5 months.

 

As someone who has just moved to SC, I’m assuming your talking about the heat?

 

Yes. And humidity. The older I get, the more I understand snow birds.