Chapel Hill/Charleston · Member since 2022 · 7 posts · 9 votes
Hi, I am currently starting the process of looking into the Greenville, SC market for a home to live in and rent out the other rooms to other younger professionals. Move-in would be in August and have it ideally in the 200-400k range with the potential to make minor upgrades. I would like to be within 10 minutes of downtown Greenville where my work will be but do not have much knowledge of the demographics of all of the neighborhoods in the area. I would like to find a realtor who has experience within the market and could offer advice on what my best options might be. Let me know if anyone knows anyone who could help. Thanks!
I love the house hacking technique and am in the middle of doing it with our second house purchase right now. I help a ton of clients in SC with getting their financing to where the numbers make sense for their strategy as well. For a Rockstar realtor in the area, I highly recommend Austin:
Austin Grant McDowell|McDowell Real Estate Group
Let me know if you want to take a deeper dive into the numbers side of things as well!
I love the house hacking technique and am in the middle of doing it with our second house purchase right now. I help a ton of clients in SC with getting their financing to where the numbers make sense for their strategy as well. For a Rockstar realtor in the area, I highly recommend Austin:
Austin Grant McDowell|McDowell Real Estate Group
Let me know if you want to take a deeper dive into the numbers side of things as well!
@Connor Bath Great idea! Can't help with the area, but I have some good house hacking tips and resources.
1. For podcasts I really like the Huse Hacking episodes on Bigger Pockets Podcast and other channels. Here is a playlist with the best House Hacking Podcasts I’ve found: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4A6uLsPfdWEMmJhG4TSjyb?si=743bb403548f47fb
2. Great beginners guide: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/Ultimate_Beginners_Guide_BiggerPockets.pdf
3. The Book on House Hacking Strategies by Craig Curelop is also a fantastic book
Hi, I am currently starting the process of looking into the Greenville, SC market for a home to live in and rent out the other rooms to other younger professionals. Move-in would be in August and have it ideally in the 200-400k range with the potential to make minor upgrades. I would like to be within 10 minutes of downtown Greenville where my work will be but do not have much knowledge of the demographics of all of the neighborhoods in the area. I would like to find a realtor who has experience within the market and could offer advice on what my best options might be. Let me know if anyone knows anyone who could help. Thanks!
I know @Jonathan Anderson helped land a couple clients some off-market house hacks recently, I would connect with him if I were you
Hi, I am currently starting the process of looking into the Greenville, SC market for a home to live in and rent out the other rooms to other younger professionals. Move-in would be in August and have it ideally in the 200-400k range with the potential to make minor upgrades. I would like to be within 10 minutes of downtown Greenville where my work will be but do not have much knowledge of the demographics of all of the neighborhoods in the area. I would like to find a realtor who has experience within the market and could offer advice on what my best options might be. Let me know if anyone knows anyone who could help. Thanks!
I know @Jonathan Anderson helped land a couple clients some off-market house hacks recently, I would connect with him if I were you
@Connor BathI have an investment property in Greenville near the west village. The town is relatively small so it's pretty easy to be within that driving distance of downtown. I would ask your realtor to bring you listings with basements and/or detached garages because it's tough for an MLS search to reliably pick those search terms up. Most of the west side is 2 and 3 beds with smaller footprints so they aren't great for househacking. The North through East to South quadrants seems to have more broad footprint homes and basements where you can carve the house up for more privacy.
Hi, I am currently starting the process of looking into the Greenville, SC market for a home to live in and rent out the other rooms to other younger professionals. Move-in would be in August and have it ideally in the 200-400k range with the potential to make minor upgrades. I would like to be within 10 minutes of downtown Greenville where my work will be but do not have much knowledge of the demographics of all of the neighborhoods in the area. I would like to find a realtor who has experience within the market and could offer advice on what my best options might be. Let me know if anyone knows anyone who could help. Thanks!
Why don't you get a house in the right location to put it on Airbnb and rent your own unit around where you work?
If you find the right property, it would pay off the mortgage payments and other expenses.
Hi, I am currently starting the process of looking into the Greenville, SC market for a home to live in and rent out the other rooms to other younger professionals. Move-in would be in August and have it ideally in the 200-400k range with the potential to make minor upgrades. I would like to be within 10 minutes of downtown Greenville where my work will be but do not have much knowledge of the demographics of all of the neighborhoods in the area. I would like to find a realtor who has experience within the market and could offer advice on what my best options might be. Let me know if anyone knows anyone who could help. Thanks!
Why don't you get a house in the right location to put it on Airbnb and rent your own unit around where you work?
If you find the right property, it would pay off the mortgage payments and other expenses.
I'm not sure how STRs do in Greenville, SC but you can even think about buying a property in another city and rent one in Greenville with the passive monthly income.