Man it would suck to have a cool place so near the beach overrun with homeless, users and pushers etc.

What's new is the platform and relative ease compared to 50 years ago when my family rented mountain cabins (WV, VA) to ski in winter or beach houses in the summer on the outer banks (NC). 

What my ideal property would be:Minimum 2 units Close to event/ attractions- Beach, shopping, entertainment, etc.Economically middle-class area I have one close to where I already live, which hits most of the markers- but there are a few things that are causing me to pause. 1- the price is too dang high for the area, it has been listed though for 158 days with multiple decreases, so I think there is wiggle room  (400->350K) I'd like to get it to 285K 2- I am unsure of the rent currently being charged, local rent is going for between 1K to 2K depending on the quality.

You should be drinking mojitos on the beach right now, not dealing with PM's

Hey Eric, I would say Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

It is a nice big house, built in 2019, in a nice area (Myrtle Beach, SC), with nice attractions.Should I get an LLC if I want to purchase another property with the extra money from refinancing?

Properties near the beaches on the Gulf will always do well year round, and properties in the city will have different challenges.

Purchase price: $1,250,000 Cash invested: $250,000 Sale price: $1,350,000 The house has the beach in the yard walk down your steps to your own private beach basically!!

Show a picture of a couple running down the beach with a dog.

As a high-end GC who worked with the best Architects in a swanky little beach town, a great one can make a project go so much easier.