Ocean lakes in Myrtle is probably your best bet. 350k may get you a 3/2 which will gross around 45k per year. 2-3 years ago you could pick up a 4/4 or 5/3 for that price so you may be priced out but there are a ton of condos for that price of 350k although I wouldn't buy a condo there we have two 4/4's but we stole them before pricing went crazy here in ocean lakes.if your diligent you can still find a deal but is much harder now 

Also certain distances from the ocean and/or flood zones can drastically increase premiums.

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The ocean is a draw in the winter.

If every property is presented a low cime areas and B to B+ neighborhoods, but you see run-down areas and clearly blue collar, low to middle income areas, then you know that something is not right and you are being "sold" rather than being led.  

Blue Parrot Inn in PDC. 

I would rent to a good resident that was fine with the existing set up (particularly in a blue state).

I'm not as cool or smart as you guys,  all I can report is that rental demand has been steady and a lot of buyers looking into the Ocean View area for investment purposes.