All Forum Posts by: Jeff Moore

I lived in Folly Beach (Charleston) and now live in PCB Florida. The prices in Folly Beach are ridiculous. To give you an example I rented a 2/2 house for $1300 a month that was about 5 blocks from the beach. That house sold for over $600K. I moved to Panama City Beach and bought a 2/1 3 blocks to the beach for $100K. My mortgage payment is around $600 a month with PITI. I could easily rent this house for $900 long term or about that much per week short term. I'm not too familiar with Tampa but I know the beaches are not that good down there. But the fishing is awesome. I'm an Agent in PCB if you need any more advice on this area.

Hey there, I'm an agent her in PCB and happy to offer advice on the market. I'm looking at doing a flip myself. I open to forming a team.

Hey there! I live in PCB. I'm a Real Estate Agent, I own short and long term rental properties. I have properties on the East end and the West end of the beach. I think this is an excellent market. And I'm invested in it. I've lived here for 4 years. It just keeps better every year. I have not had problems renting my properties all year long. You can put a snowbird in for the winter to cover your costs. There is not really a secret get rich quick program. But you can build a solid investment profile. There is a lot to consider. Condo, SFR, Townhouse, which end of the beach, etc. I am happy to be a source of information for you or anyone who has commented on this post. If you just want to sign up for newsletter to keep your eye on the market, or if you want to call and pick my brain. I'm here to help. You can look at my site FindABeachHouse which is new and I'm still working on it.

Hey, I just joined this sight. I was just looking around for local conversations. Did you get this figured out? I'm a local agent so if you still need help or if you are still looking for deals, let me know. 

Jeff

Owning a Beach House can be a great investment. I'm a Real Estate Agent at the beach in Florida. If you only have one or two properties you can probably manage them yourself. You can use VRBO and find a maid service to clean them. I have many clients who do this. If you just want to kick back and get a check in the mail at the end of the month, get a management company. If you buy the property right you can still turn a profit. I own long and short term rentals. Every market should have pretty consistent numbers. I work in two areas one is high end and one is medium. The high end market actually has a lower ROI that the medium priced beach houses. I'm happy to go into more detail if you want more advice.