Brent Downing Top real estate agent in Columbia

Brent Downing

Keller Williams Realty 1 Harbison Way Columbia SC 29212
17 Years of Experience
(256)
$108.8M
Total Sales Last Year
17
Years of Experience
225
Recent TransactionsTransactions from the last 3 years
$305.7K
Average Price Point

    About Brent Downing

    We are a real estate team with realtors that can specialize in helping people buy and sell homes. We help buyers and sellers in the Midlands and Upstate of South Carolina including Lake Murray, Lake Keowee, Lake Hartwell, Columbia, Greenville, Lexington, Anderson, Chapin, Irmo, Blythewood, Seneca, and Clemson, amongst others. We are the number one listing and selling team in the entire Columbia area including Blythewood, Chapin, Columbia, Gilbert, Irmo, Lake Murray, Lexington, and West Columbia, and have been for years. Don't trust anyone else if they claim they are number one. That's simply spin and we'll show you the data to prove it. There's a reason we are number one: We get RESULTS for our clients - we don't just list homes, we get them SOLD, and we get them sold for top dollar. For our buyer clients, we will search tirelessly until we find you the best home for you and then help you negotiate the best price and terms of the sale! Thousands of five-star reviews posted on Zillow.com and Google by past clients confirm that! We also pride ourselves on our commitment to customers and responsiveness to our client's needs. We answer the phone day and night, weekdays, and weekends. It doesn't matter. We love what we do so it doesn't even seem like work to us and while the average agent struggles to handle everything from marketing to paperwork and somehow find time for their clients, The Downing Group has the support staff to take much of those back-end details, so our agents can make their only priority catering to our clients real estate needs. If you are even having thoughts of buying or selling please call the best, The Downing Group!
    OTHER LANGUAGES
    Spanish
    Community Involvement
    HOA Board Member, Church Involvement, local boys ministry for the disadvantaged
    HOBBIES/INTEREST
    Boating, Golf, Fitness, Travel, music
    FAMILY
    Two grown kids I am honored to have in the industry with me
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    Credentials

    LICENSE
    Real Estate - South Carolina - # 76390
    Designation

    Licensed Realtor

    REALTOR

    Top Producer

    Real Estate Broker

    Specialties

    • Buyers
    • Sellers
    • Residential Property

    First Time home buyers and sellers, military relocation, senior neighborhoods, relocation, luxury lake homes, Lake Murray homes for sale

    Awards

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    • rewards

      2026

      TOP AGENT

      Columbia, SC

    • rewards

      2026

      TOP AGENT

      Lexington, SC

    • rewards

      2026

      TOP AGENT

      Irmo, SC

    Other Awards

    Top agent and team in the Midlands since 2015

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    FAQ

    Answered Questions

    Do I have to pay sales tax if I buy a home in Florida?

    NopeaEUR"you do not have to pay sales tax when purchasing a home in Florida. Real estate, including land and permanent structures, is exempt from sales tax under Florida law because it's not considered tangible personal property. You will have some closing costs, attorney and mortgage fees (depending if you get a mortgage). So while you dodge the sales tax bullet, these other costs can still add up. Want help estimating your total closing costs or comparing counties in Florida? I can break it down for you.

    Answered by Brent Downing | DeLand, FL, USA | 598 Views | Working With an Agent | 5 months ago
    I have two adjoining parcels of land, and I deed them as one?

    Great question, DeborahaEUR"and you're not alone in this situation. In Florida, deeding two adjoining parcels as one doesn't automatically mean they'll be taxed as one. The key lies in how the county property appraiser processes your parcels for the tax roll. Even if your deed reflects one combined parcel, the Property Appraiser's Office may still treat them as separate parcels for tax purposes unless you've formally requested a parcel combination. This is a separate administrative process that typically requires: - A Request to Combine Parcels form - Proof that both parcels are in the same ownership and use - All taxes must be current

    Answered by Brent Downing | Addison, New York | 720 Views | Working With an Agent | 5 months ago