Prepared privately for Emily & Dave · Saturday listing visit
The unit is not the problem. The last listing sat 291 days at $419,900 and never moved once. You pick the road. I drive it — with the price plan in writing, so it can never freeze again.
A note from your REALTOR®
Emily and Dave — you don’t need a pricing lecture. You’ve already lived both endings of this story.
In 2022 this unit was priced inside the market — and you owned it in 37 days. In 2025 it was priced $57,400 above your basis — and it sat 291 days without a single price move, while 293 agents pulled the listing up and only 66 buyers ever bothered to look. Agents watched. Buyers passed. That is what the wrong number looks like from the inside.
I will start at any price you choose — that is your call, and I mean it. What I will not do is let #1731 become “the one that sat” twice.
— Jimmy
This isn’t a slideshow — it’s the whole conversation, and you’re holding it. Three doors, in the order I’d walk them — but they’re your doors. Tap one, skip around, go at your own pace. I’ll keep up.
The buyer machine, the network, the presentation — and the sales already on the board.
Let’s talk marketing ↓ 2 · The CompsEvery 3-bed that closed here this year — real prints, fast ones and slow ones.
Show me the proof ↓ 3 · The Roads$389,900 · $399,900 · $419,900 — and what each road roughly nets you.
See the roads ↓Before we talk about a single number, here is the machine your listing plugs into — the same one behind every sale on my board this year.
My active buyer database gets matched to #1731 the day it lists — every buyer already searching this price band gets the alert with your porch as the hero photo, before the sign is even up.
Realty ONE Group Dockside is the county’s #1 brokerage by sold volume this year. My agent blast reaches the whole network on day one — hundreds of agents, each with their own buyers.
Full syndication — Zillow, Realtor.com, Homes.com — plus a YouTube listing video, floor-plan graphic, twilight photography, and remarks that sell the end unit and the lake instead of “don’t miss this one.”
Every showing confirmed, every agent chased for written feedback, and lookie-loos filtered out. You hear what buyers actually said — every Tuesday, in writing.
| The record | |
|---|---|
| 115 closed sales · $31.8M | Career, Grand Strand |
| 16 sides closed in 2026 | Tied #1 listing agent in the entire Dockside family this year |
| Condos are my lane | Recent: Seven Oaks $210K · Sea Master #115 $560K · One Ocean Place #403 $648K · 5308 N Ocean #608 $460K |
| 5.0 stars · 60 Google reviews | Every single one, five stars |
Last time: 31 photos, no floor plan, remarks that ended in “don’t miss this one.” This time we lead with what buyers actually buy here — the end unit, the lake, the pool under the porch, and the furnished turn-key story. Drag the sliders.




Visualizations are staging concepts only — same walls, same cabinets, same appliances. Not a remodel, and never shown to buyers as one.
Twilight + porch hero. Floor-plan graphic — the last listing had none. Remarks that sell the end unit, the lake, and the furnished turn-key story — not “don’t miss this one.” Brokerage blast through the county’s #1-volume office network. And the reporting rhythm a remote seller actually needs:



You’re four hours away. That only matters if your agent makes it matter. Here is how a remote sale runs on my side:
ShowingTime approvals from your phone. I confirm every showing, chase every agent for feedback, and you never coordinate a thing from Cary.
Every week: views, showings, feedback, and what happens next. It lands in your inbox before you have to wonder. Silence is never the report.
Listing agreement, price steps, offers, closing — e-sign from your kitchen table. The closing attorney handles the rest by mail and wire.
It’s furnished and it shows well. Photos, floor plan, and the twilight shoot happen on my side — you approve from your phone.
Twelve 3-bedroom Ocean Keyes closings this year — median $396,450. The fast ones all share one thing: they priced inside the band on day one. Every row below is a recorded closing, not an estimate.
| Unit | What happened | Price | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1731 (you) | Bought Mar 2022 | $362,500 | Your basis. Priced right — 37 days. |
| 1731 (last list) | Expired Dec 2025 | $419,900 | 291 days. The price never moved once. |
| 2244 | Sold Jul 15, 2026 | $395,000 | Asked $399K — gone in 34 days. The freshest print in the community. |
| 2941 | Sold Jul 16, 2026 | $415,000 | Proof the ceiling exists — and its cost: started $439,900, took 133 days. |
| 2925 | Sold May 2026 | $450,000 | 36 days. Even the top tier moves fast when it’s priced to its tier. |
| 2143 | Sold Feb 2026 | $381,000 | Asked $384,950 — 47 days. Clean and done. |
| 2124 | Sold May 2026 | $375,000 | 46 days from a $389,900 ask. |
| 1931 | Pending now (cash) | $329,900 ask | Started $384,900. 236 days of chasing the market down. |
| 1623 | Sold Oct 2025 | $325,000 | Started $409,900, sat 255 days, took $325K. The cautionary tale. |
Every road comes with an easy-exit listing agreement and the price schedule in writing — Addendum A, signed with the listing. Not drops we argue about later. Decisions we already made together.
Ask $389,900. Honest expectation: sell $378,000–$390,000 in 30–60 days.
This is where the fast money printed all year. #2244 took $395K in 34 days last month. #2143 took $381K in 47. #2124 took $375K in 46. At $389,900 you sit in every under-$390 search and just below the freshest comp.
Launch $399,900 — right at #2244’s winning ask. Written $5,000 steps every 21 days:
| Day 0 | $399,900 |
| Day 21 | $394,900 |
| Day 42 | $389,900 |
| Day 63 | $384,900 + review |
By Day 42 you’re on Road One’s number with six weeks of exposure already banked.
Start at $419,900 — the number that already sat. This time it cannot freeze: $5,000 down every 21 days, signed in advance.
#2941 proves $415K exists — and shows its price: it started $439,900, cut $25K along the way, and took 133 days. You get the shot. The schedule is the protection.
Tap a road to load its realistic sale number, then slide anything. Commissions are not set by law — we set the listing side together, and buyer-agent compensation is negotiated per offer. Your payoff stays off this page; we’ll run it privately.
Road One corridor
Estimate for discussion, not a settlement statement. Prorations and any payoff vary at closing.
“Jimmy is absolutely the best realtor we have had the pleasure of working with. His attention to every detail made our long distance move stress free.”
A. Thomas · Google review“Jimmy did a great job selling our condo at the beach. Highly knowledgeable about the market and current market analyses. Never pushy, always available — kept us informed the whole way.”
Rick S. · Google review“He had the vision to market the property effectively, and it sold in just one day — we received more than our asking price.”
Catherine H. · Google review“100% made me feel like I was the ONLY customer that mattered to them!!”
Lynne E. · Google reviewYou’re both in town — that is the appointment. Four answers and #1731 is on the market this week, and you drive home to Cary with it handled.
One, Two, or Three. My recommendation is Road One at $389,900 — and I’ll put my reasoning against any number you prefer.
Lockbox goes on this week. ShowingTime approvals route to your phones in Cary.
Sold furnished as-is — or give me the short list of what goes home with you.
Easy-exit agreement, cancel anytime. Photos happen while you’re in town — zero trips back.
Next step
The plan gets signed with the listing — so neither of us ever has to have the awkward conversation.
Call Jimmy · 843.424.0336Prepared exclusively for the owners of Ocean Keyes #1731 · Jimmy Recinos · REALTOR® · Realty ONE Group Dockside
843.424.0336 · jimmy@recinoshomes.com · 2305 N Oak St, Myrtle Beach SC 29577
Comparable sales from CCMLS through August 2026 — every table row is a recorded closing or active listing, not an estimate. Visualizations are conceptual staging only — same unit, not a remodel. Net figures are estimates for discussion; commissions are not set by law and are fully negotiable.