Developer · Boise, ID · Member since 2015 · 29 posts · 9 votes
Hi all,
My partner and I are finding solid potential deals in the city of Clover in South Carolina. Personally, don't know anyone just yet that's looking there for investment properties, so we'd like to build that database. So if you're an investor in that area (or are looking to invest), please don't hesitate to contact me! Let's connect and I'd be happy to bring our deals to you.
Chapin, SC · Member since 2013 · 73 posts · 19 votes
10y
Hey Jason,
Have not considered Clover area but areas around Charlotte and Rock Hill are strong markets. Keep us posted in SC. Upstate from Anderson to Charlotte is very attractive
Realtor · Charlotte, NC · Member since 2014 · 935 posts · 467 votes
10y
@Jason Woodhouse Clover is such a small town , you database is going to be a small piece of paper. However, I would be a potential cash buyer for any high end retail flips you may locate in the area. No rentals or buy and holds.
I know some investors who are buy and hold in the Gastonia market (near Clover) who really like the low price point of that area.
We have one property in Clover and it is our worst flip last year. The School districts are great. There are people moving into the area, but location location location. If you are right over the buster boyd bridge with your investments you should do well. If you are farther out in clover your market and pool of buyers changes drastically. Clover is a large area and trust me we learned the hard way when we evaluated that market. However if you need help evaluating any deals in York SC let me know. We currently have several renovations in that area and rentals.
Flipper/Rehabber · Myrtle Beach, SC · Member since 2014 · 95 posts · 35 votes
10y
@Jason Woodhouse Are clover residents commuting to Charlotte? Or is it too much of a haul? Whats the market like in terms of jobs? Where are people working? Any decent multifamily properties (non-section 8)?
We have one property in Clover and it is our worst flip last year. The School districts are great. There are people moving into the area, but location location location. If you are right over the buster boyd bridge with your investments you should do well. If you are farther out in clover your market and pool of buyers changes drastically. Clover is a large area and trust me we learned the hard way when we evaluated that market. However if you need help evaluating any deals in York SC let me know. We currently have several renovations in that area and rentals.
Jason
Have to agree on Clover being a bit of risk compared to some of the other local Markets. Then Again I just recently completed two deals in Shelby NC. Sold one $136k and the Other one I am keeping as one of my rentals. ( was not planned lesson learned) lost money on that deal. Our private lender make money but keeping a good cash flowing rental. So its working out.
We focus on the higher end retail flips in Rock Hill , Tega cay , Ft Mill areas but are buying and selling in other markets . Closed on one in Rock Hill in Dec ( sold $159K ) Rock hill is great for retail flips. I love deals on the golf courses for retail flips or New Construction Builds in these areas . I agree 100 % with David location is everything. Some of the smaller markets you have to be very careful when setting your numbers.
Still look forward to seeing what you can come up with.
We have one property in Clover and it is our worst flip last year. The School districts are great. There are people moving into the area, but location location location. If you are right over the buster boyd bridge with your investments you should do well. If you are farther out in clover your market and pool of buyers changes drastically. Clover is a large area and trust me we learned the hard way when we evaluated that market. However if you need help evaluating any deals in York SC let me know. We currently have several renovations in that area and rentals.
Hello and welcome! I am 59 years old and I found BP about 5 months ago and I am still learning. I graduated from college with a business degree that emphasized real estate. I got that college degree and I got a broker license in 1980. Regardless of that I let more comfortable in the construction business. I have been in the construction business since I was 17. If you think I might be any help to you please contact me at any time. Good luck!