We Buy Houses Across South Carolina.

From Charleston to Columbia, Greenville to Myrtle Beach, we're cash buyers across SC — Master in Equity foreclosure, county Probate Court, and Lowcountry storm damage all welcome.

South of Broad (Charleston) French Quarter (Charleston) Harleston Village (Charleston) West Ashley (Charleston) James Island (Charleston) Shandon (Columbia) Five Points (Columbia) Rosewood (Columbia) North of Broad (Charleston / NOMO) South of Broad (Charleston) French Quarter (Charleston) Harleston Village (Charleston) West Ashley (Charleston) James Island (Charleston) Shandon (Columbia) Five Points (Columbia) Rosewood (Columbia) North of Broad (Charleston / NOMO)

South Carolina Cities

Charleston

Charleston County

Charleston's housing market — Charleston's peninsula (29401, 29403) holds some of the oldest housing stock in the country — pre-1850 single houses are common in South of Broad and the French Quarter.

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Columbia

Richland County

Richland's housing market — Columbia is anchored by the University of South Carolina, the State Capitol, and Fort Jackson.

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Greenville

Greenville County

Greenville's housing market — Greenville sits at the heart of the former 'textile crescent,' and former mill-village housing — small 1900s–1920s cottages around Monaghan, Woodside, Brandon, and Judson mills — still forms a meaningful share of the inventory in West Greenville and along the Reedy River.

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Myrtle Beach

Horry County

Horry's housing market — Myrtle Beach inventory skews newer than most coastal markets — Market Common, Withers Preserve, and Carolina Forest are 2000s–2010s master-planned communities, while Pine Lakes and Dunes Club preserve mid-century single-family stock.

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Spartanburg

Spartanburg County

Spartanburg's housing market — Spartanburg's historic core (Converse Heights, Hampton Heights) is dominated by 1890-1930 Craftsman, Foursquare, and Colonial Revival homes with lead-paint and aluminum-wiring disclosures common; former mill villages like Beaumont and Drayton carry industrial-legacy concerns.

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Rock Hill

York County

York's housing market — Rock Hill is in the Charlotte metro commuter shed, with strong new-construction growth on the north/northeast side toward Fort Mill but a notable historic core (cotton-mill-era homes in Oakland Avenue, Boyd Hill, and Marion Street districts) where pre-1940 stock triggers federal lead-paint disclosures.

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Hilton Head Island

Beaufort County

Beaufort's housing market — Hilton Head Island is a coastal resort community in the South Carolina Lowcountry with housing dominated by gated plantation-style communities, oceanfront villas, and primary or second homes.

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Florence

Florence County

Florence's housing market — Florence is the seat of Florence County and the largest city in the Pee Dee region of northeast South Carolina, at the junction of I-95 and I-20.

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Sumter

Sumter County

Sumter's housing market — Sumter's housing market is heavily shaped by Shaw Air Force Base on the west side of the city, which drives steady PCS turnover in mid-price single-family neighborhoods.

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Aiken

Aiken County

Aiken's housing market — Aiken is a planned equestrian town founded as a Winter Colony retreat for wealthy Northeastern families, with three Winter Colony Historic Districts on the National Register and an active steeplechase racing tradition.

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Goose Creek

Berkeley County

Berkeley's housing market — Charleston-metro city of about 46,000 in Berkeley County, the seventh-largest city in South Carolina.

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"Our Charleston rental had storm damage we couldn't afford to repair. Pallas bought it in its current condition and we closed in 9 days."

Robert E.

Storm-Damaged Property — Charleston County

Local Buyers Who Know South Carolina

We're not a national chain. We buy across South Carolina with knowledge of Master in Equity judicial foreclosure, county Probate Court timelines, and the coastal storm-damage and second-home turnover that drive a lot of Lowcountry cash sales.

Close in as little as 14 days (our fastest close was 6 days)
No repairs, no cleaning required
No agent commissions or closing costs
You choose the closing date
Fair cash offers based on real South Carolina market data

Why South Carolina Homeowners Choose a Cash Sale

Judicial Foreclosure (Master in Equity)

SC foreclosures run through the county Master in Equity — typically 4–6 months. Selling early stops the property-tax bleeding.

Probate Court System

Each SC county has its own Probate Court. Letters Testamentary authorize the personal representative to sell estate real property.

Coastal Storm Damage

Charleston and the Lowcountry see frequent storm damage. Cash buyers price the home in current condition — no insurance-claim wait.

Investor & Out-of-State Volume

Charleston has heavy second-home and retiree turnover. Cash sales are routine for estate, divorce, and relocation scenarios.

We Also Buy In

Pallas Growth operates in 11 states. If you have property outside South Carolina, we likely buy there too.

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