Moving in to town

[stewartresidential]

I live in Michigan and I also have my license in SC, Thinking about moving to columbia, how is the market, and the appraisal business?

 

[Toni Boyd]

Hi Stewart,

It's funny that I ran across your post. I was searching the board for the same info your looking for. I am in SW FL-Cert. working for 10 years now. I am actually planning a trip to Columbia area next weekend to take a look around. But not planning on moving until the end of the year. I was trying to search papers and the forum to get an idea of what the market has been doing up there. You've had several views but no replies. I'll keep an eye on your post.

Come on guys and gals, what's going on in your area?

Has your market held steady, is there any activity, are you working?

 

[Bob Ipock]

http://mooreschool.sc.edu/moore/research/Publications/Indicators/2008/indi200801.html

 

[Bob Ipock]

When Myrtle Beach sneezes.......the rest of SC catches the flu.

That steady stream of fancy pick-up trucks ans high dollar SUV's coming in to Columbia from the South and the East are so called "contractors" looking for fertile ground. These are the same folks that raped Florida and Myrtle Beach until the party was over.


http://www.thestate.com/business/story/346708.html

 

[Lawrence R.]

Not entirely true about Myrtle beach, but it certainly does resonate around the Conway, Georgetown area.

Charleston is probably the place to be if you want to appraise real estate and be where the action is.

Florence is a slightly smaller town, but has had incredibly steady growth over the last 10 years. I live there, so stay your *** out, LOL.

Nah, we would be happy to have you.