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Good descriptions...confirms some of my decade-old intentions---I shopped for a plot about ten years ago and the different enclaves had different- sized plots depending on who the people historically were in those areas, from 1/8 acre sardine can plots for mill workers to 3/4 acre for a house north of downtown ...new developments in the burbs of Spartanburg are overpriced rackets I've already experienced and witnessed in Austin, Houston, Charlotte, and Nashville, and baseline cost for land start at $25k for a raw plot then you need over $200k to build. Eventually I found a $6k scrap plot in a city zoned area that is functional to build on but it's beyond Seneca, and I wanted to be out that far to avoid this kind of gentrification...so basically I avoided Greenville.

Oh yea college girls woo hoo, Im a dirty old man lol

My property tax for King of Prussia PA area 2400sq ft is 7.5k yr townhouse.

My property taxes 1400sq ft house on 1/5 acre is over $15,000 per year. Long Island NY.

Do an inspection, especially on a new home build. Always, always do an inspection. It is vital, never purchase a home without one. You need to know what you are buying and what potential problems you may be faced with in the future

If your house has solar installed on it you’re raising the equity value on the property by lowering the electricity bill dramatically.

People get your inspection. I’ve seen the bones of SK homes while being built. Looks like a child built the home.

Everything is relative. After living on Long Island, Rochester, NY, Nashville, TN, Delray Beach, FL and a few other places, I'm very thankful to be here in Myrtle Beach. People who complain about traffic should live in New York or Nashville, TN for a few months. The weather is ideal, cost of living is low, and the beach for us is five minutes away. We live near Market Common which is a nice and safe area with small shops and restaurants and a nice area to walk around. I'd love to visit Greenville sometime - I hear many good things about that city too.

Any recommendations for quality mountain property builders? We own a 3 acre lot. $600-700k price range.

Subdivisions are not communities

Who’s moving that often high a ? No I cannot afford 7 to 10 years. Are you on crack unless you’re making a good amount of money and making a good job but fuck still then that not many people are moving that often at all crackhead😂 unless your rich

I’m sorry whos buying a new house every 7-10 years? Last time I checked most people can barely afford the current ones they have let alone afford a new one

Great video!!

How much you charge for representing the buyer that uses your services? 2-1/2 or 3% compensation? Listening to your commentaries about using your services, you never mentioned these , are you hiding something or it becomes a surprise afterwards? I believe that for some of us that being thinking in moving to the area will like to know. Thanks and hope that you touch the subject.

You cannot compare Florida and Greenville. They are completley different looking states. Florida is gorgeous and SC looks like every other state.

lol. it is known for none of those things.

Spartanburg has a rich NASCAR history and there is a RUclips video about it called The Town that NASCAR Forgot. The Talladega Raceway was originally going to be built in Spartanburg and there is a RUclips video about the Spartanburg-Talledega connection.

Nicely done video

When are you going to show how Helene affected Greenville and surrounding areas? At least for the ones who thought about moving to the area. I see that you keep promoting it but nothing after the hurricane. Please. Thanks.

No Thornblade?

Great content, fantastic production!

The old mill house flips are the worst in large part because they were so poorly built to begin with. There is too much to address that the point between the money you would have to put into the house to fix it properly and what you could sell it for makes a truly proper flip almost impossible except in the highest priced parts of town that allow for the extra money to be spent. I have gone with several friends to look at such homes over the years as I am very experienced with framing and general construction and I have yet to see one where the foundation was ever full addressed. I'm not saying that they don't exist but after looking at roughly 30 of them I haven't seen it. And don't assume that because a licensed contractor did the work that they did it correctly even if it was inspected. A lot of them cut corners where they can get away with it. Make sure your inspector is very well versed in construction and codes otherwise you'll get a long inspection report of insignificant items that get addressed but deal with real problems later. And if you can have the repairs inspected because the fix often isn't worth a dime.

Any recommendations for builders of honesty and integrity who will build custom or semi custom under 300K? A lot of guys out there decided to cater to the luxury market especially during the pandemic and it has become almost impossible to get someone to look at your plans if you say you budget is under 300K. Profit is profit and work is work and there is still good profit to be made below 300K but when banks are still willing to lend far more than they should considering the fall of construction costs it is tempting for builders to keep trying to play the system. I suppose because banks judge everything on comparables builders still seem to be able to demand well over $200 a square foot because a bank will finance that price even though they could profit plenty at $130 a square foot. Sounds good but you have to have buyers. Maybe Greenville is just too popular and there's no shortage of buyers. But is there anyone building decent homes for people with less than 120K a year incomes?

Loved the video ! Thanks !! I'm not even from USA yet, but from what i have heard, SC is a nice state to live 🙋

Greer taxes might be higher due to Greer attends Greenville school, even if you live in Spthg county.

Wish summer is less humid

On Long Island are property taxes are some of the highest in the country. Our roads are total garbage. Might as well move to SC and pay less for the privilege.

When are you going to show what happened to the houses affected by Helene around Greenville county, Simpsonville, Mauldin , Greer, etc. At least for some of us that have been thinking moving to the area. Thanks.

Many cheap flips in Greenville!

Williamston sc is a great small town in upstate South Carolina and it’s only about 45 minutes from downtown Greenville and 20 minutes from Anderson. The community is really embodies, southern hospitality.

How is the recovery going there in Greenville after Helene ?

Did this lake get impacted by Hurricane Helene? Did any homes flood or properties flood? What amount of radiation are the residents exposed to? Thank you for responding.

How safe and hospitals/medical care for us old people?

How safe and hospitals/medical care for us old people?

If I had to move back to Greenville County, I don't think I would consider anywhere but Fountain Inn.

Stop telling people to move to my home

What's its Walkability Rating? How's the public transit (if there is any)?

Good stuff!

Your narration..."no big box stores in Easley" while a drone shot right over Sam's showing a group of big box stores ...? Lol

Pick your nose in Pickens

These properties are overpriced.. thanks to the corporate investors .. artificial inflated prices

That's better than Smallville, where the immigrants are eating all the pet rats

They need to adapt to the growing population make it 4 lanes each

Excellent video and informative 👍🏻. I have a question about the rent. Do you know how it the usually prices for apartment for one person and the best side in the city.

The Easley you describe is from 10 or 15 years ago. They do have Sam's Club, Academy, Home Depot, etc., and all the traffic that goes with that.

Please stay away from Greenville SC area

See you all in two weeks.

Folks please stay out of Gray court

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