If you’re thinking about whether to sell a Greenwood property directly, you probably have the same handful of questions every owner asks. Here they are, answered plainly.
One ground rule up front: I never promise a price or a purchase before I’ve seen a property. What I promise is a real look and a straight answer.
For the full picture of how I buy in town, read the Greenwood cash buyer guide. For context on the local market, see real estate investing in Greenwood SC. And when you’re ready, send me the property. I review every one myself.
Straight answers
Do you buy small multifamily in Greenwood SC?
Yes, it’s one of the property types I most want to see in Greenwood. I’ve worked a small multifamily renovation in town, so I’ll want to walk every unit and review the leases before I say anything about it.
Can I sell my Greenwood rental with tenants still living there?
Often, yes. Send me the leases and tell me whether rent is current. Tenant-occupied properties are a common reason owners choose a direct buyer over a traditional listing.
Will you tell me a price over the phone?
No. A number given before seeing the property usually changes later, and I’d rather not play that game. I walk it, pull Greenwood sold comps, and then give you a clear yes, no or what would need to be true.
Should a licensed agent send you a tough Greenwood listing?
Please do. As-is houses, tenant-occupied duplexes and listings that keep failing inspection are exactly what I want to hear about. Send it through the agent intake and include the inspection report if you have one.
I inherited a house in Greenwood and live out of town. Can you help?
I talk with heirs and personal representatives regularly. You don’t have to clean it out first. If it’s not a fit for me, I’ll tell you plainly so you can list it or explore other options.
Who handles the closing?
A South Carolina closing attorney. The attorney checks title, prepares the deed and manages the funds. I sign as the buyer of record.
I have a Greenwood house under contract but I'm not licensed. Can I bring it to you?
Talk to a South Carolina real estate attorney first. The 2024 revisions to the Real Estate Practice Act restrict marketing property you don’t own, and the Commission reads marketing broadly. My summary is at wholesaling in South Carolina.