Investor · Greenville, SC · Member since 2012 · 269 posts · 187 votes
I'm assuming SC closings are very similar to NC, but wanting to see if anyone knows of any material differences between the two. Also looking to pick someone's brain about purchasing in NC in general. I'm UC in Columbus County.
Professional · Raleigh, NC · Member since 2016 · 126 posts · 123 votes
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I am a recently retired RE attorney specializing in investors, and also an investor myself. I was previously licensed in both SC and NC. Like NC, SC is an attorney closing state rather than a title company closing state, so you will find the closings quite similar. The biggest technical difference is that SC is a mortgage state and NC is a deed of trust state - but functionally, you'll never notice that difference. I am happy to discuss NC real estate investing, i invest mostly in the triangle, triad. New Hanover, and buncombe county areas but always open to others and I'm somewhat familiar with Columbia County. I wouldn't be the best person for discussing ARV and etc there but always happy to connect and offer advice any way i can.