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Scenario #1: You are under a listing agreement with Client A. After listing the property you become aware of a sex offender living in the home next door.
ABC Agency calls wanting to show your listing, do you make the agent aware of the sex offender living next door so that they can tell there client or do you trust that they have done there job and given there client the required Sex Offender Registry disclosure to verify the information themselves?
What if a customer calls you direct about the same listing, do you handle it the same way?
Scenario #2: You have entered into a Buyer Agency agreement with Client A and have provided the required discolsure in reference to the Sex Offender Registry that directs them to the local sex offender website for more information. Client A wishes to view a property that you know has a sex offender residing next door. Do you share this information with your client or have you already done your due diligence by providing the sex offender disclosure?
This comprehensive and expansive home show brings together homeowners and many of the most knowledgeable and experienced remodeling and building experts. Professionals will be on hand to share their valuable knowledge to bring your ideas to life or inspire you with new ones. See the latest innovations and design trends. Experts will be showcasing everything for the home including, but not limited to the latest in cabinetry and countertops, flooring, sunrooms and additions, basement finishing, waterproofing, smart home automation, energy efficient windows and exterior products. Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center. Friday | 2-8 pm, Saturday | 10 am-8 pm, and Sunday | 11 am-6 pm. Cost is $4 for adults and children under 18 are free. Visit Home Show Center for more information.
Friday, January 29-Sunday, January 31. Mike Epps!Mike Epps has generated an extraordinary amount of buzz among his peers and within the entertainment industry for being one of the funniest comic actors to emerge on the Hollywood scene of late and he's in Columbia for 3 nights! Visit the Comedy House Theatre for more information. |
Saturday, January 30. Magic Show at Cromer's.Cromer’s will kick off it's 75th Anniversary with a fun-filled day of magic benefiting Ronald McDonald House Charities. Cromer’s will open its warehouse, which is rarely open to the public, on Saturday for two magic shows at 10:30 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. Magician John Tudor will dazzle crowds of all ages with unbelievable new tricks and old magic tricks inspired by those James Cromer, the second generation owner of Cromer’s, invented many years ago. Tickets are $5, with free popcorn. For more information contact Katie Alice Walker at 227-0914 or kwalker@rileycommunications.com. |
Saturday, January 30. Auntie Karen Celebrates African American History.Auntie Karen Celebrates African American History with The Columbia Museum of Art, CSAM (Center for Southern African-American Music) & USC's Art Institute. This event is free however; museum admission applies to tour the museum galleries. The program features local performers specializing in jazz and gospel, poetry and visual arts. “The Shops at Auntie Karen’s Place” feature local vendors throughout the program. Performances begin at 11:00 a.m. Visit the Columbia Museum of Art for more information. |
Saturday, January 30 & Sunday, January 31. USC Basketball.After this last game where the men's team defeated Kentucky by 6 points, who would want to miss a single game? The men take on Georgia at 7 pm on Saturday and the women take on Tennessee at 2 pm on Sunday. Visit Gamecocks Online for more information. |
Monday, February 1. Village Idiot Fundraiser.The staff and owners of The Village Idiot Pizza & Pub are hosting a fundraiser for the American Red Cross 2010 Haiti Relief Effort from 4 pm until closing. 100% of food and drink sales will be donated to the Red Cross, as well as the voluntary $5 donations at the door. They will also be accepting tax deductible cash donations. Not only will the Village Idiot be serving its delicious and famous pizza, but there will be live music featuring members of Columbia’s local favorite band, Shallow Palace, along with other guest musicians. Patrons will receive a raffle ticket for every $5 donation that will enter them to win great prizes, including an iPod. Visit Village Idiot for more information. |
Thursday, February 4-Sunday, February 7. Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus!.Through the mystery of magic and the mastery of skill, audiences will be spellbound as Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey presents ZING ZANG ZOOM , a thrill-filled, mind-blowing circus spectacular where family fun is no illusion. Magical Zingmaster Alex and his assistant, Levitytia, lead audience members through an extraordinary world of fantasy that celebrates the uplifting spirit of the circus and also wards off the cynical Mr. Gravity and his team of Heavies who try to bring everyone down. Visit the Colonial Life Arena for additional information and to purchase tickets. |
Young ladies and their dads or grandfathers can enjoy this special date night together. The evening includes a candlelight dinner followed by lots of dancing, a memory photo and a goody bag. Space is limited and tickets must be purchased in advance. Ages 4-adult. $45 for couples, $20 for individuals. Crooked Creek Park from 6-9 pm.
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Columbia South Carolina Investment homes
832 Cindy Drive
Columbia, SC 29203
3 bed / 1.5 bath
1032 SQFT
Brick home
Zillow Estimate: $69,500
Investor Price: $ 31,900
2235 Corning Road
Columbia, SC 29205
Rosewood Area
1024 SQFT
3 bed / 1 bath
Brick Home
Would be a great rental!
Investor Price: $29,000 - Reduced
612 Crane Church Road
Columbia, SC 29203
4 Bedrooms/1 Bathroom
1115 SQFT
Investor Price: $27,900
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1700 Old Hilton Road
Chapin, SC
4.33 Acres
5 bed/ 4 bath
2548 sqft
2 car garage, fireplace
Appraisal: $250,000
Investor Price: $157,500
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things to do in Lexington South Carolina
Monster Jam Saturday, Jan 23 2:00p at University of South Carolina: Colonial Life Arena, Columbia, SC Welcome to Monster Jam, an incredible family-friendly experience starring the biggest performers on four wheels: Monster Jam monster trucks. These twelve-feet-tall, ten-thousand-pound machines will bring you to your feet, racing and ripping up a custom-designed track full of obstacles to soar over - OR smash through!
Mesozoic Monsters Saturday, Jan 23 10:00a to 5:00p at South Carolina State Museum, Columbia, SC Triceratops, Stegosaurus, Allosaurus and other prehistoric monsters come roaring to life in this hands-on learning adventure. Featuring 12 robotic dinosaurs and a full-size T-rex skull, this exhibit explores how these awesome creatures lived and died. Activities include digging for “fossils,” “design a dino” and more.
The Odd Couple Sunday, Jan 24 3:00p at Town Theatre, Columbia, SC Time Magazine called The Odd Couple “an evening of group hysteria” and indeed it is! Come see the disastrous, hilarious results as Felix-the-neat moves in with Oscar-the-slob in one of Broadway’s best-known comedies from the pen of one of America’s greatest writers, Neil Simon. Odds are, you’ll love the show! read more
Giggle Science Saturday, Jan 23 10:00aat EdVenture, Columbia, SC Get your child giggling about science! These weekly programs will capture your child’s innate curiosity about their world and ignite an early interest in science. Programs include education experiences and FUN hands-on activities such as making snow and experimenting with items that sink or float. read more
Soul Patrol Saturday, Jan 23 8:00p at Mac's on Main, Columbia, SC. Mac's on Main is Columbia's premier Jazz & Blues eatery on Main Street. It's the brainchild of Susan "Ms. Mac" Walker and the home of Fatback & the Groove Band.
Looking for something to do on Friday with the kids out of school for there 3 day weekend? Free Friday at the Riverbanks Zoo just may be the ticket. With the warmest temperatures of the year (sunny 64) forecasted for Friday I know this is where we will be.
"The Free Fridays program is a way for Riverbanks to give thanks to the residents of Richland and Lexington counties for their support of the Zoo and Garden," said Satch Krantz, executive director of Riverbanks Zoo and Garden.
Riverbanks Zoo is a special purpose district and receives funding each year from the taxpayers of Richland and Lexington counties. To qualify for free admission, Richland and Lexington county SC residents will be asked to show proof of residency with a valid ID or a copy of their property tax statement. All other visitors will be charged regular admission.
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