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Mohammed A.
  • Ellicott City, MD
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Interested in oceanfront condo as investment and VRBO/ARBNB

Mohammed A.
  • Ellicott City, MD
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I am interested buying oceanfront properties (e.g. condo) with price range less than $350k. Plan is to VRBO or ARBNB the property and visit couple of times a year and make a vacation out of it. Manage through local rental property mgmt. Few areas I looked are : Myrtle Beach of SC, Ocean City of MD, Clearwater of FL, & Virginia Beach of VA. Clearwater can clearly be out of my reach of less than $350k, but other areas are should be within my price range. Goal is to break even, at a minimum, after paying all fees (HOA, management etc.), expenses (mortgage, insurance), and maintenance (5 to 10% of rent as reserve). Anybody has any insight which area to pick. And if you know any property management company?

We liked Myrtle beach a lot (little warmer and little cheaper), but management companies seems to charge 15% and provide crappy services. I am not married to any specific beach... open to any beach as long as it still make financial sense as investment. 

Thanks in advance for sharing your thought. Happy new year. 

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