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Updated 8 months ago,

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Andre M.
  • New Orleans, LA
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How much do you expect out of your snowbirds on the Gulf Coast?

Andre M.
  • New Orleans, LA
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We just bought a condo on the Gulf Coast, and the old management company has said the same snowbirds come to our unit every year from December 15- March 31.

Their rent covers about 2/3 of our monthly expenses. Obviously, their presence would take away Christmas bookings and March bookings. Still, to me (with limited knowledge), this seems like a great deal and I should at least cultivate this relationship going forward (while self managing). what do y’all think?

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