Rogue River is nice tourist attraction.

If you plan to use a property manager, they'll be the best source for information about attracting tenants in any given neighborhood.

I thought Loopnet (also Costar) and MLS would be sufficient to attract potential buyers or tenants.

It's hard to find really attractive looking properties for STR there though.

If property management costs $40,000 or $80,000 per year, you have to ask yourself if you're willing to stay put and keep working for that amount or if the beach is what really calls you.As others have said, it's a seller's market so you may want to consider selling at least some of the properties and investing in something that produces a better return with less effort.

I don't think this would be very attractive to a seller because you have so little invested.

This might be over-the-top, but what creative things have you done to attract more families and less drunk adults?

The question becomes which will attract more; competitors "Three Months Free" normal $120 or our "$55 6 month rate" normal $110. 

OBX doesn't get as much vacation traffic and lacks many of the attractions you'll find here in Myrtle, not to mention our award-winning airport. 

Entitling the land produces value with paper lots.