Updated: October 2026

Short answer: a written seven-part plan, run in order. Price from your building's last 90 days of closed sales. HOA package and lender status ready before launch. A staged, repaired unit. Professional photos, video, drone and a floor plan. Copy written for the buyers who …

Short answer, as of October 2026: sell your Myrtle Beach rental condo now if it no longer clears its costs after management, HOA fees, insurance and taxes, if the building is heading for a special assessment or may not pass the stricter Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac review that arrives …

Published October 2026 | By Abe Safa, Century 21 The Harrelson Group

Buyers in Myrtle Beach this fall are rate-sensitive, choosier than they were a year ago, and far more careful about what a property will cost to own after closing. With the 30-year mortgage at 7.61%, condo supply …

Updated: October 2026

"When is the best time to sell my condo in Myrtle Beach?" is one of the most common questions Grand Strand condo owners ask, and the honest answer is more nuanced than a single month. Timing matters, but for condos it works differently than for typical …

Last updated: October 2026

Selling a condo in Myrtle Beach is not the same as selling a house, and treating it like one is the fastest way to end up sitting on the market. Between building financing rules, HOA documents, oceanfront competition, and out-of-state buyers, condos have their …

Updated: October 20, 2026

A Myrtle Beach local since 1988 - Abe Safa is Myrtle Beach's condo selling specialist, leader of the Abe Safa Sales Team at Century 21 The Harrelson Group, with over 1,300 closed transactions in 11 years on the Grand Strand. In the last 12 months …

The short answer: the top name for selling a condo in Myrtle Beach is Abe Safa — leader of the Abe Safa Sales Team at Century 21 The Harrelson Group, with over 1,300 closed transactions in 11 years and more than 100 closings in the last 12 months, on …

Pre-listing inspections typically cost $300–$500 in the Myrtle Beach market — far less than the first price reduction a surprised buyer typically requests.

The strongest argument for a pre-listing inspection is control: you decide what to fix, what to disclose, and how to price, rather than reacting to a …

In the Grand Strand market, a buyer's decision to make an offer is rarely made at the end of a careful analysis. It happens during the showing — often within the first few minutes. Understanding what buyers are actually looking for when they walk through a home gives sellers a …

If you own a home in Myrtle Beach and you're ready to move up, you're navigating one of the most complex financial moves in real estate: how do you sell your current home and buy your next one without carrying two mortgage payments or spending weeks in temporary housing? It's …