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@Matthew Juels Gotcha. I would recommend choosing one or 2 metro areas and drilling in from there. Charleston tends to be the most popular overall for resident growth. Appreciation is super strong and there are still some 1% rule properties in the C/D areas, but the market is extremely competitive right now. Columbia is also really competitive, but the price point is better and the 1% rule us much easier to accomplish there. Greenville is also a great market. Again, extremely competitive and tends to be a bit more pricey that the Columbia area, but lots of appreciation in all. Even though these metros aren't very far from one another, they're all pretty different, so I would pick one or two and focus there. The market is just too competitive to cast a really broad net.

Thank you Troy. I'd like to hone in on Columbia. Would you mind sending me your information? Do you work with property managers you might recommend?

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Originally posted by @Casey Crowe:

FYI: beware of property taxes. Call the assessor before you purchase and ask them to estimate your taxes on the property at ARV as a non-occupant owner.

Great call, thank you Casey

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Open to any markets in the area - generally looking for neighborhoods with some appreciation potential, needing some value-add, and at/near the 1% rule for rents. Targeting single family homes. @David Hanor @Troy Gandee

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Hi,

MY wife and I are looking to expand our real estate portfolio to South Carolina. We really need to put together a solid team of property manager, realtors, and contractors. Any and all recommendations are very much appreciated!

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