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Austin Vandy
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  • Omaha, NE
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INVESTING IN COASTAL PROPERTY

Austin Vandy
  • Investor
  • Omaha, NE
Posted

Hey biggerpockets people!

I'd like to get some different viewpoints.

Here is my situation:

  • I own a few single-family rentals with tenants in year-long leases in Omaha NE. I have two that I would like to sell and 10-31 into another property.
    • One I bought for $105k is now worth $135k and rents for $1150/month. Taxes are $2170 and homeowners is $110/month Property management is $60/month
  • The other I bought for $122k now worth $165k and rents for $1230/month Taxes are $2570 homeowners is $110/month Property management is $60/month
  • Tenants pay utilities for these properties

I want to purchase a property that is a vacation rental in South Carolina. Has a pool. Figures are as follows:

  • Rent is typically $130k for period of March to October
  • Property management will be 20%=26,000
  • Insurance=$10,000
  • Pool Maintenance: Unknown
  • Utilities average $350/month=$4200
  • Property Taxes=7,000

I live in South Carolina now and I will still have long term rentals in Omaha NE

Would you make the switch? Why or why not? Anything else I am missing here that I should consider?

THANKS

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