Author: turnpro

5 Perks of Using a Rent to Own Agreement to Sell Your House in Charleston

March 16, 2021

Using a rent to own agreement can be a great solution to selling for both the buyer and the seller. There are two basic types of rent to own agreements, an option to buy or an agreement to buy. With the option, the buyers can try out the property as if it were their own. … Continued

5 Ways a Fast Sale of Your Charleston House Will Save You Money

March 9, 2021

By turnpro

Time is money, and the faster you sell your home, the more money you make. When listings begin to linger, agents typically urge sellers to lower the asking price, chipping slowly away at a profit on your sale. Along with this, several other costs continue to pile up as your confidence in the agent and … Continued

5 Surprising Things You May Not Know About Working With a Direct Buyer to Sell Your House in Charleston

March 2, 2021

By turnpro

When it is time to sell, hold the phone! Do not automatically jump to reaching out to a real estate agent to begin the traditional listing process. There is a better option than going it alone! As with every other industry, the methods available to sell homes have evolved, leading to direct buyers like TurnPro … Continued

5 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Hire a Real Estate Agent to Sell Your House in Charleston

February 23, 2021

By turnpro

First, we want to say that a traditional listing is a great option for certain situations. However… did you know there is another way to sell your home? Rather than listing it with a real estate agent, you can sell it directly in only a matter of days. Read on to discover five reasons why … Continued

How to Sell a House You Inherited in Charleston – the reality behind probate

January 16, 2020

By turnpro

Selling an inherited home in SC is not as easy as people think! Read on to learn how to sell a house you inherited in Charleston SC… First of all, there is always that emotional bit of preparing a loved one’s house ready for sale – which most likely includes depersonalizing his or her rooms … Continued

Can a house be sold while in probate in Charleston SC?

January 9, 2020

By turnpro

Probate is the process of reassigning the property to the beneficiaries after the person dies. When a person passes away they leave their loved ones and their property behind. Sometimes the last will or the Testate is left behind by the person and in some cases it is not. Whatever is the situation, the property … Continued

Can I Give My House Back To The Bank Charleston Without An Expensive Foreclosure?

January 2, 2020

By turnpro

Can I give my house back to the bank in Charleston without an expensive foreclosure? The answer is YES! (but with caveats, read below for more details) Can I Give My House Back To The Bank Charleston Without An Expensive Foreclosure? There are many ways to avoid an expensive foreclosure in Charleston. Your first step … Continued

What happens when you inherit a house in SC?

January 2, 2020

By turnpro

Inheriting a house is one of the few big surprises that life brings us sometimes. But what happens when you inherit a house in SC? As much as you may want to keep an inherited house, sometimes you may be forced to consider putting it up for sale. Well, selling an inherited house can be … Continued

The Devastating Consequences Of Foreclosure In Charleston For House Sellers

December 26, 2019

By turnpro

If you are trying to sell your house, you may be finding that it is more difficult than you had expected… especially if your house has any repairs needed that buyers just don’t want to deal with. In this article we’ll dive into some of the devastating consequences of foreclosure in Charleston for house sellers. … Continued

Tax consequences when selling a house I inherited in Charleston

December 26, 2019

By turnpro

Inheriting a home is a pretty sweet experience, yet bitter at the same time… You are left with great property value you can use to improve your life, but you are still mourning the loss of a loved one. So you may tend to ask yourself at this point “what are the tax consequences when … Continued