Top Rental Agencies in Greenville, SC 29611
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By MarkCC January 02, 2016
This business is nearly 3 month behind on forwarding my monthly rental income to me. They do not respond to my emails, voicemails, and their business phone number was disconnected when I called in November. I suspect that the business has failed that they they have no intention of paying me the rent money they have collected on my behalf. They have failed me as a responsible property manager. ...read more
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By MarkCorder October 27, 2012
I am an absentee owner, as I live in Arizona and this rental property is in South Carolina. I have found Evelyn to be very efficient, and she takes care of EVERYTHING. Whatever needs attention, she has someone that takes care of it. She accidentally called my house by mistake and spoke to my wife (she was trying to call the occupant) and she told her she needed to "get the lawn mowed" because is was too long. When my wife identified herself as the owner and not the renter, they had a good laugh and my wife and I knew that Evelyn was looking out for our property. She is all business ...read more
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By erpitt February 21, 2012
We've been with them for some time and our experience has been quite pleasant. Any issues we have had were dealt with in a timely manner with attention to our satisfaction. We are pleased and suggest you give them a try. ...read more
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Should I Sell My House or Rent it Out?
In the sell vs. rent debate, many homeowners consider renting their properties because they don't think they will be able to sell in this market. I usually encourage owners to try and sell if that is their long-term goal. Renting may be best in some situations, but you need to be aware of the pros and cons of becoming a landlord. Questions to ask include: Am I willing to get my property ready to rent?This includes painting, cleaning the carpet, clearing out the furniture/decorations and making necessary repairs. Remember, a home buyer may be willing to correct some minor problems, but a tenant expects their rental to be clean and problem free. Do I have the necessary funds? Remember, a landlord is required to make necessary repairs, including costly repairs to the HVAC system or appliances. Also, you want to consider how long can you go without receiving rent while the property is being marketed and whether the rent you would bring in is enough to cover your expenses. And one area that most people miss is theincrease of SC property taxes on rental property. Will my house be harder to sell if it's rented?There are 2 things to consider here. First, tenants cannot be held liable for normal wear and tear. You need to consider whether the wear and tear from a tenant's normal use of your property will hurt its marketability or profitability when you go to sell. Second, you need to keep in mind that any lease you put in place before you sell is transferrable to the new owner after you sell. Having a lease in place may limit the number of potential buyers you can attract. Written by Brandon Smith, iRent Greenville Property Management, Greenville, SC ...read more
By iRent Greenville Property Management August 30, 2010
How is Rental Property Taxed in SC?
Of course, we are not an accounting firm, so you will want to check with your accountant for the final word on all tax issues. But we can give you an example that is shown on the South Carolina Department of Renvue website. Keep in mind that rental property has an assessment ratio of 6% instead of the 4% that is used for your primary residence. And rental propery is not allowed the homeowner exemption of up to $100,000 of the home's fair market value from property taxes for school operating costs. So in other words, rental property carries a significantly higher tax bill than a primary residence. Prospective investors need to plan for this difference. Example Tax Calculation $100,000 Fair market value of property (usually lower than the market price) x 6% Assessment ratio (this is the rate if it's not your primary residence, even if it's the only property you own in SC) = $6,000 Assessed value x .250 Millage rate (250 mills . . . of course this will change depending on where you live) =$1500 Taxes dueWritten by Brandon Smith,iRent Greenville Property Management, Greenville, SC ...read more
By iRent Greenville Property Management August 30, 2010
New Community
My business is a big part of my life, and it's good to have a career that you love. I sell bran new homes for Lennar (the 3rd largest builder in the nation) at a community called Treybern. We have homes ranging from $179,990 - $271,000 located at the foot of Paris Mountain in Greenville, SC. I love marketing and advertising my community even though all days have ups and downs. It's exciting to see what each day holds. If you or anyone you know would like some information on relocating to this area please let me know! Becky 864-233-5123 beckywilliamswood@yahoo.com ...read more
By Area Relocation & Referral Services June 04, 2007