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Ted Caputo
  • New to Real Estate
  • Lancaster County, SC
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Moving from New York to South Carolina. Starting my next chapter.

Ted Caputo
  • New to Real Estate
  • Lancaster County, SC
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I will be retiring and moving to South Carolina and looking to start my next chapter investing. I am trying to learn and figure out what type of investor I will be. I started thinking I would like to have vacation rentals that my family could use from time to time. I am also very handy so was contemplating flipping but lately I've been leaning towards BRRRR. I will continue to scour through the forums, read and watch others as I figure this out. First step will to be to start analyzing properties. Very happy to be part of this community. Looking forward to any advice given or just a simple sign of support.

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Do your homework on the property taxes for investment properties in SC.  They are 3-4 times higher when it's not your primary residence.  That really affects your strategy in SC.

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