Getting Out of Being a Landlord in South Carolina
Selling a rental you are done with. The lease transfers, the deposit carries triple-damages exposure, and a vacant rental costs more than a tenanted one.
Tenants & Rental Property
Selling a rental, including tenant-occupied properties and tenants who have stopped paying.
5 guides in this section.
Is Your South Carolina Rental Property Worth Keeping?
A decision framework for owners weighing keep versus sell. The 6% assessment ratio, coastal insurance, deposit exposure, and the costs that get left out.
Selling a House After a Tenant Stops Paying Rent in South Carolina
You can sell without finishing the eviction. SC's 5-day notice rule, why self-help is illegal, and how a cash buyer prices a non-paying tenant in place.
Selling a House With Tenants in South Carolina: A Landlord's Guide
The lease transfers to the buyer at closing. SC notice periods, the 30-day security deposit rule and its triple-damages penalty, and how to sell occupied.
What Transfers to the Buyer When You Sell a Tenant-Occupied House in SC
The lease, the deposit, the prorated rent, and the obligations all move to the buyer at closing. What belongs on the settlement statement, and what gets missed.
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