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Ben Callis
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Any SC / Myrtle Beach investors have advice for Loris SC?

Ben Callis
  • Brownsburg, IN
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SC investors, I am an investor from Indianapolis and received a lead on an off market property in Loris, SC.  This is not my market and know next to nothing of the area other than the house is about 20 mins from North Myrtle Beach.  

Can anyone shed any light on the market in this area?  are there opportunities for Airbnb this far from the beach?  Any and all thoughts are welcome! 

The house is an older 3100 SF 2 story farmhouse on 3.5 acres.  

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Daniel Denning
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Daniel Denning
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@Ben Callis I wouldn’t count on that area for Airbnb. As some have noted, it will be harder to find good team members that far out. Sites like AirDNA are good for getting an idea of the market, and currently Loris doesn’t have enough properties to even bring up results there. If you want a successful short term rental, it has to be in an area with consistent tourism which the Myrtle Beach area is good for, but I don’t think too many people are going to want to stay a 25 minute drive from the beach.

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