Lake Keowee Real Estate Expert Blog Cooler Nights

I’m not necessarily talking about evenings sitting around an Igloo or Yeti mobile refrigerant device, I refer to the blessed temperatures we’ve had in the evenings as of late. You forget just how nice it is to go from warm nights to cooler, crisper nights in the beginning of the fall. We’re also starting to see hints of color change on some of the trees. Hands down, one of my favorite times of year. You can still head on to Keowee comfortably, skies becoming less hazy, leaves changing, football, basketball, baseball, golf…a great time to be outside!

The week here at Top Guns Realty has seen a bit of scrambling around as we are getting out to shoot some videos, show some lots and houses and get new properties on the market. We’re still in need of new listings and fortunately we’ve been able to get a couple of new ones this week. Also, we closed a $1.2M home over the past week. Business as usual, and as we like it.

Let us know what questions you have about Lake Keowee. We probably already have the answer on our Web site, if not we’ll get you an answer, then put it there.

How to Sell Your Home For The Highest Price Possible

Here’s how to avoid mistakes that could cost hundreds, even thousands of dollars, when you sell your home.

The old notion of caveat emptor – “buyer beware” – has been turned on its head. Lately, with all of the talk about “buyers’ markets” and “changing real estate values,” as well as the myriad complexities and legal ramifications of today’s real estate transaction, a more appropriate sentiment may be “seller beware.”

Never Be Afraid to Ask Questions

It’s just like being back in school: There’s no such thing as a stupid question, particularly when your home and your most important investment are at stake.

If you feel your questions are being scoffed at or not answered clearly or appropriately, ask someone else and keep asking until you understand.

Check out the Lake Keowee Real Estate numbers for the year

Absorption Houses and Lots August 2022

Year End Numbers 8 31 22

Lake Keowee Area News Corner

Council to address 123, lake corridor development rules

WALHALLA — Ordinances regulating subdivision development on U.S. Highway 123 and development in the lake corridor will be up for discussion at tonight’s Oconee County Council meeting