All Forum Posts by: Jeremy Chapman

Does anyone know if you have to be a licensed contractor in South Carolina to fix and flip a house?  I would be doing the majority of work myself. 

I am new to the wholesaling side in South Carolina. I have a few properties that I think could be possible to make an offer on. I am hesitant due to the fact that I don't have a buyer and assignment contract that is specific to SC. I know there is a general one on this site. Has anyone used this in SC?  I just don't want to get burned on a formality. Thanks in advance for your help. 

any help?

I have found a property that was not sold at auction for the tax year of 2013. Many of the properties from this year have been sold already. If I were to pay the taxes on this would I be entitled to the deed after the one year period (2014)?

Has anyone recently used these strategies/tips in this book?  Do these tactics still prove successful today?  Are these still legal practices?

I've heard of people getting properties for crazy cheap through unpaid taxes. I have found a few properties on the local county website through the Forfieted Land Commision. Does this mean I can purchase these properties by paying the unpaid taxes?  (I apologize in advance if this is an incredibly uneducated question.). 

Do you have to have your real estate license?  Or go through a realtor?

I'm just starting to get my feet with real estate investing so please bare with me.  Can you guide me in the right direction on what the proper documentation would be?

Hello all

I've been trying to find an answer to the legality of wholesaling in South Carolina.  I've seen several different responses with mixed answers.  Any help would be appreciated.