We sure love the beautiful, temperate sunny days of April and May, but we’re definitely going to need some rain, as well. We are currently in a D3 level of drought which is technically known as “Extreme Drought”. We usually get a good bit of rain during the March-April time frame, but 2026 has unfortunately been different. The good news is we are expecting at least an inch of rain on Thursday. Hopefully, that starts the process of getting us back to a well hydrated, non-drought condition.
Drought conditions have not harmed our Lake Keowee real estate sales. Over the past week we’ve been able to put $2M worth of Lake Keowee are property under contract. Also, we’ve been able to close $1,725,000 in Lake Keowee real estate over the past week. As you can see, folks want to be on Lake Keowee and are willing to pay the price to make it happen.
Maybe it’s time you got off Lake Keowee? Life has changed, kids have moved, job has moved, insert change here…We can help! Let’s meet in person or on the phone. We can take a look at your property and give you an idea of where things stand. Call 864-270-9186 or email [email protected] or [email protected].
How to Avoid Paying Too Much
A Simple Guide to Help Avoid Overpaying For Your Home.
Simply put, paying too much can jeopardize the integrity of your investment. Here’s vital information to help you avoid overpaying for your home.
Whether you’re a first-time buyer or an old pro at the real estate game, buying a home can be a daunting process. It’s an emotional time filled with difficult choices – and each decision you make has money riding on it.
Finding the right home to meet your family’s needs is hard enough. But knowing how to avoid paying too much for that home once you’ve found it is another job entirely.
As someone who has helped countless buyers find their dream homes and save money at the same time, I’ve developed this guide to help you avoid the pitfalls inherent in the home-buying process. I’ll show you not only how to make sure you’ve found the right home, but also how to negotiate a price to your advantage.
In today’s complex, fast-paced market, you can’t afford to learn these lessons through trial and error. The tips contained in this report will go a long way toward making you a savvy buyer.
As you can imagine, there is no learning curve that forgives mistakes made during the home-buying process. If I had to choose only one tip from the several I just listed, it would be this: Get yourself a good Realtor — someone whose sole interest in the deal is to watch out for your interests. If you take this advice, the rest will follow. A truly sharp agent will make sure that you follow all of the other suggestions I’ve included in this report. And please feel free to use the checklist I’ve supplied with this report to help in your property search.
