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Determining average vacancy rates in a certain area

Nicole Robbins
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cary, NC
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Hi fellow vacation rental investors (I'm new, but soon I'll also fall into this category). 

I'm analyzing the numbers on a mountain lake property in Virginia and am getting stuck on one of the most important estimates to get right - the average vacancy rates. 

Does anyone know of a website or tool that can help answer this question? One that can provide average vacation rental vacancy rates for a specific destination

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Chris Seveney
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@Nicole Robbins - call around to local realtors and property managers. They will be your best resource. If it's near a mountain lake speak to the property managers and see if it is monthly or daily rentals. Make sure to have your plan in place and run numbers prior to acquiring a property 

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