Foundation Realty is the #1 marketing brokerage in the Lowcountry. Since our inception, our agents have averaged more successful transactions than any other company. We have the necessary tools to ensure that your property gets more offers in a shorter amount of time. Our team concept gives you more people working for you. When you list with Foundation Realty, Read More...


What We Do.
  • Step 1: Market Analysis
  • Step 2: High-Impact Sales Materials
  • Step 3: State of the Art Technology
  • Step 4: Structuring The Sale
  • Step 5: Transaction Management

Foundation Realty ranks in the top 5 for every major statistical category for buyer transactions, volume, listings and sales. Our Realtors have over 400 years of combined real estate experience in the Lowcountry. To view a list of our recent transactions, please click here...




   DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS?

  • Behind On Mortgage Payments?
  • Do You Owe More Than Your Property Is Worth?
  • How Will A Short Sale Effect My Credit Score?
  • What Costs Are Involved?

Talk With A Certified Short Sale Specialist Regarding Your Options Today.


Our Realtors are certified by
the National Association of
Realtors through comprehensive training and market experience of the complex issues that confront homeowners in distress. Foundation Realty Team Realtors are able to provide real solutions for homeowners facing hardships in today's market.


Preparing your home






Preparing your home for
sale can be completed in two phases: the first includes modifying it for the market and the second is grooming it for showing.

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Pricing your home





The home-selling process is
actually quite simple once you understand the major components. Understanding what is involved will help you make the right decision when choosing a REALTOR® to help you sell your home. We have listed six basic steps to help simplify home sales, so click on the buttons at the top and we'll get started.
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Hilton Head Island Sellers - Price Your Property To Sell

Understanding market conditions:

The first step is to establish a satisfactory asking price for your home. Improper pricing is a common mistake and often costs homesellers thousands of dollars.

What to consider:

If the price is too high, it will not sell and can eventually become stigmatized as "shop-worn". On the other hand, if the asking price is too low you may find yourself giving thousands in profit to a total stranger. Finding the appropriate price sets the stage for a successful selling process.

Be objective. Remember that selling your home is a business transaction and you need to keep your personal feelings and attachments to your home completely out of the equation. This is critical! Potential buyers are not looking to buy your home; they are looking to find a house that they can make their own.

Establishing a price:

By failing to establish a realistic price from the beginning, many homesellers end up costing themselves thousands of dollars. The value of a home is determined by supply and demand. A market with many sellers but few buyers causes a drop in prices, and homes tend to sit on the market longer. This is referred to as a "buyers market". But when the opposite is true, and there are many buyers but few homes for sale, prices will rise and homes will sell very quickly—this is known as a "seller's market".

So how do you know which market you are currently in? Your best bet is to ask a professional; but don't spend money on a formal appraisal. Your REALTOR® will provide a market analysis for you, determine which type of market you are closer to, and then study your neighborhood to compare your home to others based on style, size, number of bedrooms, baths, garage, basement, view, and lot size.

Calculating your bottom line

Once you have established the market value, you can calculate your bottom line or "net figure". This is the check you will receive after all the home-selling expenses are paid. Closing costs vary depending on how the contract was structured and where the closing takes place. When you meet with your REALTOR®, ask for a very accurate estimate of which costs will be incurred and what these costs will mean to your net figure.