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Short Sales and Bank Owned Homes
 
Mt. Pleasant like most communities that saw strong growth in the early to mid-2000s, has seen its fair share of bank owned, and more prevalent short sales hit the market. The number of short sales overall is still small to the actual number of homes on the market.  SS and bank owned homes are all over the place price point wise -- anything from a $150k condo to a $2 million house has been caught up in the economic sag.

 

Mt. Pleasant is poised to rebound strong as we continue to move through the end of the recession. 

I have had a good bit of success over the past couple of years in negotiating some pretty good deals for clients. If you would like for me to share some of my insight, please call me, Bob, at 843-345-6074. I am a 20 year resident of MTP.

Anyone that cares to go after a SS should prepare themselves for a wait in most cases --- banks are in no hurry.  

 

If you would like a complete list of SS and bank owned homes in Mt. Pleasant, please fill in this form (be sure to write in the notes to me that you want to see SS and bank owned)

Note: The Video Below Explains What a Short Sale is and the ins-and-outs of dealing with bank owned property.



 
 
 
 
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