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Jim is a licensed SC Real Estate Broker who began his career marketing commercial and investment property over 30 yrs. ago in Columbia, SC. To make ends meet when the market took a downturn in the '70's, Jim took a part time job in sales that lead to opening his own business marketing contract furnishings to the hospitality industry. Closing his business of 25 years, Jim has returned to the real estate profession to assist people in pursuing their dream, just as he and his wife did 15 years ago. 

"When my wife and I moved to the Upstate of SC we had a difficult time finding someone to help us find a property suitable for our horses. Everyone wanted to sell us a house but no one would sell us a "lifestyle", which is what people with livestock or serious hobbies are buying. I told myself if I ever got back into real estate it would be doing something I enjoy; and that something is - helping people discover their rural lifestyle."

In addition to being a RealtorŪ, Jim is a member of several local civic organizations and an organizing member of the SC Upstate Equine Council. He enjoyed competing in Equestrian events for many years but is now satisfied to be a volunteer. Jim describes himself as a "gentleman farmer" who lives on a modest horse farm with his wife Julie and enjoys the natural beauty that only rural living can provide.

"I have seen a change over several years in the type of person who is moving to our area; they seem to be more "lifestyle" oriented. The Upstate is attracting more out-of-state residents and investors who recognize that competitive land prices, lower taxes and mild Winters provide many affordable lifestyle choices in the lake and mountain country of SC. I expect this trend to continue for years to come given the rapid urbanization of nearby areas in Georgia and the Carolinas."

Follow this link, www.Call-Jim.com, for more information on horse properties located in the foothills of SC - known to some as, "The Blue Wall Horse Country".