Ocean City does so much to drive tourism year-round and I have found that Bethany does not do this as much.

The location has visitors year round and has been an overall great investment so far.However, we're wondering how we can go about getting our 2nd property in the most cost effective way possible.

Investors found out many tenants can get away from not paying rent and judges are still protecting tenants even if they have the means but do not want to pay.

Do you have any year round rentals available right now?

If not, tenants have to remove or be ticketed.

Set this up by doing the math and getting the right loan so that your place nearly breaks even after a capital expenditure account is paid (for those big ticket items). 

One thing that tips it off is generally they tend to have a lot of round numbers. 

You just need to have a good foundation repair company and a good plumber (or multiples of each) on your team.Just watch out for the big ticket items:  foundation, plumbing, electrical, roof and AC - these can quickly bust your budget if you aren't planning to repair/replace them...Remember that the older you go in terms of build year, the more of the above issues you are likely to run into.

@Shawn Parsh  The only reason to throw out a tear down is this house is a little different and very old construction however, it is in a county with few year round rentals and good schools people rent it and make it work.

We focus on year round areas that have high traffic for pleasure and business.