Hey everyone,I stumbled across this site in my research on our first short-term vacation rental purchase. It’s a 3BR 2BA condo just over the dunes from the beach. We’re trying to decide on self-managed or a property m...

It was meant to be a grey house but looked blue in person.

They seem to be doing well with some condos back off the Ocean across HWY 17 Back in April at least there were several condos in the mid 20's low 30's for sale.

The blue line represents the "cost/deal".

Account Closed The blue highlighted "Spread Sheet" is a hyper link to the sheet in google docs.

Many of the smaller, more blue collar cities are strong rental markets as well such as Akron/Canton and Dayton, but tend to have less competition than the larger markets allowing smaller investors to thrive.

We have a house in FL, New Smyrna Beach, about 3 blocks off the ocean. 

Lots of options for a young man like you, I’d say if you want a more passive investment buy up some blue chip stocks or a fund with high dividend yield like the ones we’ve been discussing, or if you want a more active investment get into real estate and find properties that you can force appreciation on with sweat equity.

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This was 10 years ago and if I remember correctly is was around $170k for 700 sq feet 2 bedroom and was across the street from the ocean Anyway, in the Pacific NW, I am getting roughy $500 cash flow per unit, but I have several 4 plexes, 5 plex and 8 plex type properties.