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Karen Margrave
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Valuations for residential and Vacation Rental

Karen Margrave
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In areas that allow Vacation Rental properties and the property can also be rented longer term the rest of the off season, how would you go about a valuation? It would basically be standard residential say 8 months and 3-4 months vacation rental.

@Brandon Turner and anyone else with information 

I thought our  beach close condo project in San Clemente might work for live in one rent the other, as I see you talking about sometimes. However; on the sale side, condos actually bring higher values I think than a duplex would, but curious if anyone knows how to do such a valuation. 

From what I see on VR, they usually charge for a weekly charge about what is charged for the month off season. 

  • Karen Margrave

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