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Glad you enjoyed it!

Hope you enjoy living in the Upstate!

Those are both great places to live.

Greenville Strong!

Campobello has some really beautiful areas. We have some clients in the area, and one that is building a home there now.

Thank you for the suggestion, Maris. Unfortunately as Realtors we are not legally allowed to discuss crime rates and criminal information. I would recommend contacting the local sherif department or looking at the criminal information on the Greenville County crime map. I also believe that this is a better way to get the information you are seeking as it will provide data and facts instead of personal bias as well.

@ thanks for the feedback, really appreciate it. I love your RUclips videos.

@@MarisOzolins-ho4nj You're welcome, and thank you for watching.

That is a great neighborhood! Congrats on your purchase!

@@livingingreenvillesc2899 Thank you so much!

Thank you for letting us know. We missed that one in editing!

He is great! I’m sure you’ll have an awesome tour.

Thank you for watching and commenting

@livingingreenvillesc2899 Your Welcome Evan

I'm glad the video was helpful! As far as allergies go, I've spent a good amount of time in Myrtle Beach, but I have not lived there so I don't think I could fairly answer that question. I did find a resource online thought that said Greenville has low-medium volume of pollen compared to Myrtle Beach which has medium volume of pollen. www.pollen.com/map/sc The effects vary from person to person, I've had people who have said that it didn't impact them at all and people who have said that they've never had allergies and they had a tough time in the spring here. For me personally, the allergies do not impact me too much unless I do yard work. I've found that for the people that it does impact, it takes 1-2 allergy seasons to get used to the seasonal allergies here. Most people experience the effects in the spring from pollen.

You could find this in just about any of the suburbs in town. There isn't a specific location that you'd see. It is a little more common, though, as you get South of Simpsonville, West of Greenville, in the Northern parts of Greer and Taylors, and as you get past Greer/Taylors on the East side.

Here are some for Simpsonville: -Five Forks Plantation -Neely Farm -River Walk -Cobblestone -Chestnut Pond -Stonehaven -Verdmont -Kingsbridge -Southampton -Godfrey Ridge Here are some for Greenville: -Montebello -North Main -Augusta Road -Alta Vista -Botany Woods -Hampton/Pickney -Parkins Mill -Hollingsworth Park -Hartness -Gower Estates

Those are good questions. Almost 40% of the homes on the market are new construction, and many contractors often tell me they have more work than they can handle. As of this post, there are 1,662 new homes on the market, with tons more in the process of being built. Regarding pay for those specific positions, like in most places, the range will be pretty extreme depending on several factors like whether a person has their own company, works for someone, how many jobs they work each week, their level of experience, if they are licensed or not, etc. For example, I see job postings for a plumber that pay as little as $12/hr and another that pays between $1,000-4,000 weekly. There are several contractors I know who make well over 6 figures. I hope this helps.

@@livingingreenvillesc2899 good info, thanks. I am plumber and gas fitter 24 year experience and looking to relocate. 12 years in Calgary, Alberta. Self employed for 8 years. Looking full time job $30..$32/h in Greenville Legally off course. Thanks for the info, you are doing good quality videos

This video was recorded and published long before the hurricane came to our area.

Thank you!

Use this link: www.greenvillecounty.org/appsas400/RealPropertyTaxEstimator/ Find a property that you like in the price range you are wanting to buy a home in, find the parcel ID number on the listing (if you use Zillow, hit the more details button, and it should be under property/details/parcel number) input that number as the map number on the calculator and use around 85% of the sales price as the value in the calculator. If you plan to live in the home it will be the 4% rate, if it’s a second home or investment property it would be the 6% rate. Homes should be pretty similar in that price range across the board outside of homes in the city of Greenville. There are some variances here or there based on the tax code, but downtown Greenville is typically where you’d see significant differences. There is also a vehicle tax estimator on their website and you input your vehicles information for that one.

I am glad that your Dad educated you well. Thank you for the suggestion.

Hi, thank you for reaching out! Here is a video to answer your questions: www.loom.com/share/0340e2746611480eb9912f22b835c7de?sid=81b8a521-0697-4f5e-92be-5c6c7fbcf1f6

Thank you for watching. I am glad that the video was helpful. Let me know if there is anything I can do to help with your relocation process.

@livingingreenvillesc2899 Thx!

You're welcome.

It is going to be setup like a mini market. There are not going to be any pumps that I am aware of.

For someone who is a beach person, you truly can't beat being close to the beach.

@@livingingreenvillesc2899 I'm not a beach person I was born in the country AKA ruaul area

Growth always creates new things and challenges. Sorry to hear that for you, it hasn't been all positive.

Thank you for watching!

I heard Kamala lives here.

I was trying to keep that one a secret for everyone 😉

I do agree it is a great place and a hidden gem

Thank you for watching. Absolutely, hiring good inspectors and reviewing disclosures is a critical part of the home buying process.

I am guessing you are located in Florida. Which is often what I hear from clients that move from that area. Since insurance costs vary vastly within a given state and varies by the value of what is being insurance, I used overall state averages for insurance that I found. I gave the whole formula in the video. As far a property taxes go, there are a lot of variables involved in that as well, which is why I used the Wallet Hub study that looked at percentages of income in the video when I discussed taxes. Just as an example insurance in Charleston/Hilton Head compared to Greenville is substantially higher due to being at the beach, flooding, hurricanes, etc. I know the same applies to Florida, as I’ve had clients in FL tell me they spend over $20,000 for insurance per year, and I’ve had others tell me they spend under $3,000 a year but it was location dependent.

There is a 2 mile extension plan to the YMCA in TR. www.wspa.com/news/local-news/2-more-miles-added-to-swamp-rabbit-trail-in-travelers-rest/ Construction started in June and is supposed to be completed by the end of the year. As far as any additional extensions in TR, I am not aware of anything pending or proposed at this time. That does not mean that it won't happen in the future though as Greenville continues to grow.

Thank you for watching and for your support!

You're welcome! Thank you for watching. Here is a video that I did on the different suburbs in town. Hopefully this will give you a good start: ruclips.net/video/w-L9QxymZkU/видео.html Feel free to email us at Info@LivingInGreenvilleSC.com if you'd like to share a little bit of what you are looking for so that we can point you in the right direction.

@@livingingreenvillesc2899 thanks. I watched that video before. I am more interested in the city neighborhoods e.g., Overbrook, North Main, Nicholtown, etc. if you have any insights. Thanks!

@@kakabuca I'll do a video on that in the future!

Good questions, unfortunately by real estate licensing law crime is something I’m not allowed to discuss. I’d recommend contacting the local police force or searching on the Greenville County Crime Map to get information on that.

Here is a website that has the recorded natural disasters: www.augurisk.com/risk/state/south-carolina/greenville-county/45045 It is possible for a hurricane to hit the area, but due to how far inland Greenville is the biggest problem is likely going to be heavy wind and rain, which could lead to some flooding. We are technically in an earthquake fault line, and the impacts have been minor in the past if we have one. Tornados can hit, and here is a Reddit form from locals talking about them: www.reddit.com/r/greenville/comments/lgwct6/are_people_just_not_afraid_of_tornadoes_in/ As you’ll see in the comments, most don’t really think about tornadoes very often in their day to day as there haven’t been many that have had a large impact. I’m not aware of sinkholes or large fires (that doesn’t mean there couldn’t be any, but it’s not anything I am aware of). Overall, this is just me speaking as someone who lives here and moved from Charleston. I constantly thought about natural disasters in Charleston, because there was frequent flooding that impacted my day to day, and I was about 1/2 inch away from having my house flooded one time down there. Here I’ve only ever seen an area of our downtown blocked off once due to an insane storm that caused what I would consider minor flooding from my past experiences. The biggest impact that I have in every day life is heavy storms can knock out power or internet from time to time. We get a decent amount of hail so my clients need to file insurance claims for their roof. Outside of those items, I don’t worry unless I’m told to be prepared for something and then I act accordingly.

Here is a link to his website: makegreenvilleyours.com Enjoy your tour!