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Two shots of the exterior of SouthState's GVL location at sunset.

SouthState is working to make home ownership achievable for all members of the community.

Photos courtesy SouthState Bank

Buying your first home may be way more affordable than you think — and SouthState Bank can help make up the difference.

Start with their free Rent vs Own Calculator to compare monthly costs and see your potential long-term savings.

If upfront fees like a down payment are hurting your chances, their Opportunity Advantage program can provide up to $5,000 to close the gap.

Connect with their local Greenville Mortgage Team and see just how close you might be.

Your new home starts here

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