We inherited tenants in 1 of the units and agreed to honor their lease (at considerably below market rent).

I found that due to the vast amount of listings in any city, it's best to do a quick cashflow to see if property warrants additional consideration.

They purchased at considerably lower prices in the past.

Are there any specific considerations to make when flipping in South Carolina?

Although we currently are not using a property management company, I did want to pass along a couple of companies for your consideration.  

I certainly take 3D plans that I can touch and see into consideration when choosing contractors. 

I wouldn't take it into consideration when analyzing a deal. 

Your interest rate will be slightly higher, but your payment will be considerably lower depending on your loan amount.

They helped considerably.

Matt,I am speaking to marketing, when the lead comes in they need to be set up for multiple campaigns and alerts, I am speaking to several things:new similar listingschanges on the properties showed(price, sold..etc)market reports for potential sellers, which would give prospect insight on what their property is worth All of this data is in MLS and it would require lots of manual work to compile data like that on regular basesFrom what I understand all of this can be set up in Top Producer, so these campaigns and alerts are triggered automatically.Let me know if that makes sense