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[quote=Anonymous]The main realtor is the Kiawah Island Company. They have real estate listings for new and existing homes and lots, including newly released areas like Ocean Park mentioned above. Properties are listed online at Kiawah island.com. You can also go through an independent realtor who is on the multi list. There have always been different properties listed through this route. However, that may have very recently changed - there was some talk of merging but I’m not sure what happened. A good multilist realtor is Pam Harrington Exclusives. We pay $60 per visit by our property manager who comes every other week. They let us know when something needs to be done and then they handle it if we give the OK, but you can handle it your own, if you wish. To join the Kiawah Island Club, you must purchase a property that has a membership - though that does not mean it’s included in the purchase price. I’m not sure of the current price of a golf membership (which includes tennis) but it was $150,000 at one point - could be more or could be less now. There is also a sports membership that allows you to lay on club courses a certain number of times a year. It is mostly refundable when you quit. Some existing homes and lots have the membership and all newly released areas like Ocean Park have the ability to join. You should discuss club membership with your realtor and find out what each property you look at has and, if it has a membership that does not include golf, whether you can upgrade. Alternatively, you could join the Governors Club which provides golf and tennis at a reduced fee on the resort courses. It is much less expensive and may be a choice if you’re not going to be there much. I think that there May be times of the year when you can’t use it. Of course, you can always just pay as you go for resort golf and tennis. With regard to Ocean Park, I’m not sure $2 million would be enough for that area, but would work many other places. Hope this helps.[/quote]
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