Listed by McAlpine Team and Kelly Ordway from REmax Results
,Bought with Jim Shorten
Source: Coastal Carolina Association of REALTORS #2605643
R-3/103 Barnacle Lane, Little River, SC, 29566
$162,500
Townhouse
•Jim was awesome to work with. Jim was also very responsive on all task till the end . He knows the market well!! Jim helped on getting us where we really wanted to be on price . Jim knows what's going and knows how to negotiate to get you that price. If someone is looking for a guy to knock the ball out of the park, Jim is your guy. Recommend to anyone!!
I am writing to highly recommend Jim Shorten as an outstanding real estate professional. When we were looking to purchase property in Horry County from out of state, we were lucky enough to stumble upon Jim. We found him to be incredibly personable, and he knows the local area and real estate market like the back of his hand. He truly fought for us as clients and was able to secure an unexpectedly lower price on the home we purchased. Jim went above and beyond throughout the entire process, even taking measurements of the property for us so we could pre-order furnishings. He is highly organized, timely, and responds immediately to any questions or concerns. Through this experience, he became not just our realtor, but more like a friend. If you are looking for a dedicated and knowledgeable real estate professional, I cannot recommend Jim highly enough.

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