All Forum Posts by: Esteban Flores

Sure feel free to send me a private message. 

I like QuickBooks.

I own a duplex. (1200sf/2bed/2bath per unit). 

Vacation rentals on the Island are  very seasonal, so you need to adjust your pricing according to season (supply/demand). Summer rates go for about $200/night. Spring break I was able to do $500/night most of march. Off season rates (December) I went as low as $50/night. 

They stay rented well over 200 nights out of the year. In my experience you just kind of break even during the off season (oct-feb) and your profit comes during the high peak seasons (march-sept).

I hope this answers your questions.

My vacation rentals in SPI are making great ROI and best of all I get to enjoy them when they are not rented. If anyone needs any tips on the area feel free to send me a private message.

Hello I am a Realtor/investor in the Rio Grande Valley area. 

Hey Steven, 

I have 2 condos in South Padre Island, that I use for vacation rentals and manage them myself. SPI market is can be a little tricky and you have to be well aware of seasonal price adjustments to keep your place booked and consistently cash flowing. I would be more than happy to share my numbers with you and give you and any extra advice if you like.

Hey Adrian.

I also live in McAllen.  Give me a call and let's see if we can work together!!