Buying a Lowcountry Home With a Private Dock: What Buyers Need to Verify

Buying a Lowcountry Home With a Private Dock: What Buyers Need to Verify A private dock can sell the house before the buyer knows whether the dock actually works. The view is easy to appreciate. So is the idea of walking out the back door, lowering a boat into the water and leaving whenever you want

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Selling After You Move Out: Vacant, Staged, or Left Furnished?

Selling After You Move Out: Vacant, Staged, or Left Furnished? Moving out before your home sells can make showings easier. There are no schedules to coordinate, no pets to remove, no beds to make, and no last-minute cleanup when a buyer wants to visit. But moving out also creates a presentation deci

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Flood Zone, Elevation, and Insurance: Why the House Next Door Can Carry a Different Risk

Flood Zone, Elevation, and Insurance: Why the House Next Door Can Carry a Different Risk Two houses can sit beside each other, sell at a similar price, and look almost identical from the street. One may be relatively straightforward to insure. The other may require flood coverage, carry a much highe

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