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Jesse Canady
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Wilmington, NC
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South Carolina Brrrr markets

Jesse Canady
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Wilmington, NC
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Hello BP family!

My name is Jesse, and I am a Keller Williams agent in Wilmington, NC. I have listened to the BP podcast for a couple of years now but am just becoming active on this site. Thankful to have this wealth of knowledge through you guys! I am going to start doing some Brrrr's in some other markets around NC/SC. I have a solid connection to a fantastic team in Fayetteville, and a friend/mentor who knows the market very well. I am also interested in some other markets.

My question is- What are your favorite SC markets to Brrrr in, and why?

Also, please comment your experiences in the following markets-

  1. Columbia, SC
  2. Florence, SC
  3. Sumter, SC

I look forward to hearing from you! Thanks in advance.

- Jesse

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    Christopher Bunge
    • Real Estate Broker
    • Columbia, SC
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    Christopher Bunge
    • Real Estate Broker
    • Columbia, SC
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    Will,

    No problem finding BRRR properties in Columbia and I should say it works with small multi-family properties at least as well as with SFH. But the reason I am continually pushing buyers into less expensive homes is that the numbers are dramatically better in the 40-80K purchase price range than 125 and up. There is such intense competition for suburbs from large funds that seem to be happy with a 4 % CAP rate that I keep urging buyers into transitional areas, solid neighborhoods and workforce housing. Places we used to call 'blue-collar' and now call the working poor.
    There are others but it is most consistently good and Columbia is nothing if not consistent.

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