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Updated about 8 years ago, 10/20/2016

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Mark Campo
  • Investor
  • Plainfield, CT
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Connecticut investor: looking at vacation home rentals

Mark Campo
  • Investor
  • Plainfield, CT
Posted

Hi everyone. I currently own one rental property (2-family). I am looking to jump into the vacation condo rental market in the Myrtle Beach area (or anywhere that has a large rental market with plenty of golf courses and ocean front properties).

My goal is to create a working formula where I can buy, renovate, hold, and rent a vacation condo with minimum physical work by me (outsource everything, from property management to renovation). As I perfect this hands off formula, I would like to scale it.

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