Charleston South Carolina Homes James Island foreclosure bank owned

If you are looking for older, more established Charleston SC home to invest in and are considering bank owned or foreclosure properties, then James Island is a great option to consider. If you plan to buy a foreclosure and with the intentions of renting it out, consider that many young College of Charleston and MUSC students choose to live on James Island based on it’s proximity to Historic Downtown Charleston and Folly Beach. While the area is fairly stable compared to other towns across the state, James Island offers some foreclosure and bank owned properties available. This web page features all of the foreclosure and bank owned homes for sale the in the James Island section of Charleston, South Carolina 29412.

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$62,000 - 1511 Westway Dr Charleston, SC @ Westchester

MLS#: 1210371
Class:: Residential
Status:: Active

Beds:: 3
Baths:: 1 Full / 1 Half

Brick ranch home close to the beach! Spacious Living/dining area opens to kitchen. Three bedrooms, plus the converted garage makes for a great media/bonus room or 4th bedroom. House needs work and is being sold as is.

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$24,900 - 728 Riverland Dr Charleston, SC @ Stono Shores

MLS#: 1209581
Class:: Residential
Status:: Active

Beds:: 3
Baths:: 1 Full / N/A

ATTENTION Investors! Handyman special on Riverland Drive across the street is new construction. This home needs lots of work and is ready for your new construction or renovation.

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