Buying
Buying In Charleston
Condo, neighborhood home or acreage. Straight answers and an agent who wins in multiple offer situations.
Buying
Condo, neighborhood home or acreage. Straight answers and an agent who wins in multiple offer situations.
Why Megan
“There were 4 other offers on our house within 24 hours, and Megan managed to close it for us!” Flavio Lici, relocated from Northern Virginia.
Which way the house faces, where the afternoon sun hits the pool, flood zone and elevation. Megan uses tools like ShadeMap to show you the shade before you buy the house.
Years in her family’s property management business mean real numbers on what a home rents for and costs to hold.
James Island or Johns Island? Mount Pleasant or Summerville? Moving from out of state, you start with a map and a plan, not a list of addresses.
The Process
Budget, timing and how you will use the home. Full time, second home, rental or horses changes everything.
A short list worth your time, walked with an eye on condition, flood risk, flow and resale.
A contract built to win, and terms that hold up through inspection and appraisal.
Lender, attorney, inspector and insurance coordination through to the keys.
Representation
Charleston real estate, from condos and neighborhood homes to acreage and equestrian estates.
First homes, downsizes and lock and leave second homes. Like the one bedroom at 700 Daniel Ellis Drive.
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The everyday Charleston home, from a first purchase to the move up, in the neighborhoods where she lists and closes every year.
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Docks, boat lifts and deepwater access, where tide, elevation and dock permits matter as much as the house.
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Oceanfront and beach homes, like the Folly Beach beachfront home on East Ashley Avenue that Megan listed and sold.
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Room to build, farm or simply breathe, from 12 acres on Abbapoola Creek to 35 acres off Edenvale Road.
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Fencing, turnout, run ins and arenas, assessed by an agent who rides.
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It depends on the elevation certificate, zone and age of the home. You get real numbers before the offer, not after.
Neither is better, they are built for different lives. James Island trades on commute and the beach, Johns Island on space and land.
On the right parcel, yes. Zoning, acreage and HOA rules decide it. See Equestrian & Land.
Terms are discussed openly and put in writing before the first showing.
Buyer Consultation
Tell Megan what you are looking for and she will come back with a short list worth your time.