EVERY CLIENT MATTERS
LEADING THE WAY IN COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE LAW
At Nelson & Galbreath, our passion is helping you close your real estate deal.
Our experienced team is results-driven and service-oriented. We provide a simple process, exceptional communication, and on-time delivery. Whether it is a first-time homebuyer, a seasoned commercial investor or a national homebuilder, we find joy in forming relationships and advising people during some of the most important moments of their lives.
Endorsements From Clients
Realtors & Builders Trust Nelson & Galbreath
I’ve closed about 2,000 new construction homes with Nelson & Galbreath over the last 19 years. When an issue arises, it receives their full attention until it is resolved – in a calm, professional manner that is especially reassuring to our buyers.
Nelson & Galbreath has a staff of attorneys and truly excellent back-office support that are always available. Their frequent updates as we go through the pre-closing process answer most purchasers’ questions before they even think to ask. Great people, efficient processes, a beautiful office in a convenient location, and a wonderful final experience for our clients.
I have used Nelson & Galbreath for 15 years. When the home is complete, they are ready to close, period. If I need them to accommodate a buyer’s schedule, they make it happen.
I recommend Nelson & Galbreath to my clients for their Real Estate closings. I’ve been working with them for years. They offer attorneys who take my calls and know the answers to my questions, Paralegals who go above and beyond to assist my clients and they enjoy making the client’s purchase or sale a great experience!
Resources
Contactless Closings
Are completely contactless closings possible in South Carolina? Find out in an article by attorney Stephanie Weissenstein.
Solving Earnest Money Disputes as Painlessly as Possible
How do you solve earnest money problems as painlessly as possible?
Seller Disclosure vs. Buyer Discovery
What must be disclosed regarding the condition of the property?