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Homes listed on the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) sell faster and for 13% more. If you are working with a South Carolina Realtor, they will do the MLS listing for you. FSBO sellers can opt for a Flat Fee MLS service like Houzeo to list on the MLS. Houzeo will get you on the MLS for a small flat fee starting from $349.

Unlike in many states, South Carolina requires a lawyer to be involved in the house-selling transaction and oversee real estate closings. The buyer will have hired an attorney at the outset, for help preparing the offer paperwork. You might wish to hire your own attorney, as well. (Talk this over with your agent.)

At its most basic, a purchase agreement should include the following: Name and contact information for buyer and seller. The address of the property being sold. The price to be paid for the property. The date of transfer. Disclosures. Contingencies. Signatures.

These conditions will include the closing date, purchase price, financing terms, and expiration date by which both parties must agree to the conditions. Ownership of the property can only be transferred legally if both the seller and buyer agree to the prescribed terms and sign the contract.

Page one of SCR310 Section 2 has checkboxes if the deal is contingent upon buyer selling other real property and if SCR504 is attached. SCR504 can be used when the buyer needs/desires to sell their real property before closing on the subject property.

Yes, you can sell your house as is in South Carolina. The South Carolina Residential Real Estate Purchase Agreement is by default an as-is home sale contract. This means the buyer shall accept the property "AS IS, WHERE IS", with all defects, latent or otherwise.