Bought with Paul Saucier
839 Rawls Rd, Newberry County, SC, 29126
$190,000
Other
•Paul is a phenomenal real estate agent! He is incredibly responsive and diligent when it comes to taking care of his clients. He makes sure you understand what's going on, what you need to do, and answers any questions every step of the way. He goes out of his way to help expedite the process wherever possible. We have purchased two homes with his help (8 years apart; 2010 & 2018) and he was just as helpful the second go 'round as he was on the first. His resourcefulness and willingness to do whatever it takes to make it as pleasant experience as possible is second to none!! We would recommend Paul to anyone buying a home; especially first-time buyers!!!
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