Keowee Expert Blog Not This Year

What a great opportunity for the Clemson Football Tigers to pull a rabbit out of the hat this past Monday night, but no such luck. Joe Burreaux/Burrow had a game for the ages and played through some pain to take those other Tigers to the National Championship. Our hope was the defense would slow them down enough for the offense to make a few plays to win it. The “D” did a good job to start with, but LSU had too many weapons and even more opportunities. Good news is our Tigers will be back and even hungrier for another try next year. Congratulations LSU!

How about business? Well as always we were doing business while enjoying a getaway. We took a look at some acreage on the Mississippi River and took phone calls, set up listing appointments and worked on an offer. Have cell phone / will work. We were able to close $1.3M in property while we were gone, with another million to close here soon. The temperatures have been very kind though the rain has been a bit of a hindrance just as it was at the start of last year. We expect to get some clear skies and cooler temps down in the upper 40’s over the next few days and to be honest, it’s about time.

We’ll keep working hard and hopefully get a chance to take a nap or three as the amount of sleep we garnished over the past few days has been reminiscent of our days asClemson students. If you’re thinking about listing, now is the time to get your property ready (we’re awake so let’s do it!). Give us a call to walk you through what you need to do.

How To Avoid Paying Too Much

Tip No. 20 Don’t be pressured into a quick deal if it doesn’t feel right.

While you want to move expeditiously once you’re in negotiations, don’t let the other side pressure you into a quick close. It may be a sign that there’s something you should know, but don’t. And the reason could be worth money.

More next week….

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Edie Allens, Korey Bean and Chad Hodge jump into Lake Keowee on Thursday evening during the Polar Plunge event.