Affordable homeownership might feel out of reach—and you’re definitely not alone. According to a recent Bankrate survey, 78% of aspiring homebuyers say affordability is their biggest obstacle. Since the pandemic, home prices have surged more than 30%, and rising mortgage rates have only made monthly payments harder to manage. But here’s some good news: with the right strategies, a little flexibility, and reasonable expectations, homeownership is still within reach. 

As a general rule, we don’t usually recommend listing a home “as-is”—unless it’s absolutely necessary. In most cases, even if a home needs a little work, pricing appropriately for its condition and being open to some repairs can help you net more money and attract more interest. Why?

Here’s What You Should Know Before You Close on a New Construction Home Buying a brand-new home is exciting, but it also comes with a lot of fine print—and one of the most important pieces is the builder’s warranty. What does it actually cover? And what should you know before you move in? Let’s dive into it...

If you're looking for a property with potential in a prime North Charleston location, this one deserves a closer look. Just minutes from Park Circle, this 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom home in Palmetto Gardens offers a rare chance to complete a renovation that’s already well underway.