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South Carolina Market Research

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Who here invests in South Carolina? If so, what are your thoughts on the market in general (and policies of being a landlord in the state). Can you share any market insights or other reading materials to help me learn about the area?

Any info on weird/quirky/difficult laws also appreciated.

Thanks!

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Alexander Knowles
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Alexander Knowles
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  • North Myrtle Beach, SC
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@Daniella Steinberg - great state to invest in! Landlord friendly, solid economy made up of large employers (manufacturing, universities, healthcare, tourism) and growth like much of the south-east. Definitely need to watch the taxes as these can double or triple from it being a primary residence at the new investment property tax rate! Would also recommend checking flood zones and areas subject to flooding as this is becoming an increasing problem.

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